Highlands Quarters for a Cause

10/15/2026

🩷 October’s Contest 🩷

Time to guess how much money was in the quarter bucket at Tuesday’s Highlands Quarters for a Cause. The person who comes closest to the dollar amount over or under, will earn a free paddle for November’s auction and a little gift from us. We just want the dollars and cents $, not the physical number of quarters. We do not want the total for the entire auction, just the donated items bucket. I will announce the winner this Sunday the 18th after 8pm. One guess per a person. Good luck 😁

10/15/2026

We want to hear from you!

What’s your favorite thing about our auction? Comment down below ⬇️

10/15/2026

🎀 A LITTLE REMINDER THAT COULD MAKE A BIG DIFFERENCE! 💗

Life gets busy. Between work, family, and everything else on your to-do list, it’s easy to put your own health on the back burner.

But here’s one appointment that deserves a spot on your calendar. 💕

Mammograms can detect breast cancer before you ever notice a lump or experience symptoms. Finding breast cancer early can mean more treatment options and better outcomes.

✨ Did you know?

For women at average risk, the American Cancer Society recommends:
💕 Ages 40–44: You have the option to begin annual mammograms.
💕 Ages 45–54: Mammograms are recommended every year.
💕 Ages 55+: You can continue annually or switch to every two years.

Those with a higher risk may need to begin screening earlier or have additional testing. Talk with your healthcare provider about what’s right for you!

🦋 Hope wants to remind you: Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish. It’s important.

So, if you’ve been putting off that mammogram, consider this your friendly reminder to make the call. 📞💗

And while October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, your breast health deserves attention all year long!

Because YOU matter. Your health matters. And early detection saves lives. 🎀

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

Friday Night at Sebring Hills Association Clubhouse

10/14/2026

10/14/2026

This is what supporting the kitchen at the auction looks like! Every sale helps with low cost spay and neuter of a family pet in Highlands county. Thank you 🐾💙

At Saunders Second Chances, we believe that even the smallest details can make a lifelong difference in an animal’s care.

🐾 Why are spay tattoos important?

A spay tattoo is a small, permanent mark placed near the surgical incision while your pet is under anesthesia. It provides a visual indication that your pet has already been spayed.

💚 Prevents unnecessary surgery: If your pet is ever lost, rehomed, or enters a shelter, the tattoo can help veterinarians identify that they have already been sterilized.

💚 Reduces unnecessary anesthesia and stress: Without a tattoo or medical records, determining whether a female animal has been spayed can sometimes be difficult, potentially leading to unnecessary procedures.

💚 Especially important for rescue animals: Many animals enter shelters or rescue programs with little or no medical history. That tiny tattoo can provide valuable information about their previous care.

It’s a small mark with a BIG purpose! 🐾

At Saunders Second Chances, our mission isn’t just to help prevent unwanted litters. It’s also to help protect the animals we serve for years to come.

A tiny tattoo today could prevent an unnecessary surgery tomorrow. 💚

10/12/2026

Contact our Paparazzi vendor Tara Cruz for more information.

10/11/2026

Here are a few of the baskets we will have to bid on. If you would like to donate for this Tuesday’s auction please reach out to Staci Christmas, Danielle Braggs, or this page. We’ve been helping community members and groups for over twelve years. Beneficiaries receive all their money the same night of the auction. We are transparent and open to all your questions and suggestions. Always the second Tuesday of the month, we hope to see you there 😊💗