Monday, October 23, 2017

Pulitzer Prize-Winning Author David McCullough


Since 2015, Henrietta Feldman has owned and operated a Florida-based legal practice focused on real estate law. Outside of her professional activities, Henrietta Feldman enjoys reading nonfiction and lists David McCullough among her favorite authors.

A two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, Mr. McCullough is a historian and author who launched his writing career in 1968 with the publication of The Johnstown Flood. Mr. McCullough followed his first book with several well-received publications, including Mornings on Horseback, Truman, John Adams, and 1776. In addition to the Pulitzer, his work has earned him two National Book Awards and the Presidential Medal of Freedom. 

Mr. McCullough’s most recent book, The Wright Brothers, was a No. 1 New York Times bestseller, and it remained on the list for nine months. The author is currently working on The Pioneers, which will tell the story of the early Northwestern settlers through the experiences of three generations of families. It is scheduled to hit bookstores in 2019.

Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Camps and After-School Care from the Salvation Army


An experienced real estate attorney located in Palm Beach, Florida, Henrietta Feldman has represented clients with the Law Office of Henrietta Feldman LLC since 2015. Previously, she spent more than 15 years practicing law, working primarily in Boston. Active within her local community, Henrietta Feldman donates to local animal shelter charities and the Salvation Army

From 7,546 centers across the United States, the Salvation Army provides comprehensive services ranging from hunger relief to Christmas assistance for families in need. The organization supports children from low-income families through after-school programs that provide qualified supervision outside of school hours. Throughout the country, Salvation Army after-school programs offer extracurricular opportunities in sports, music, and art that enrich children’s lives and fill gaps that often exist in local school systems.

In addition to after-school programs, the Salvation Army operates annual summer camps that help young people develop new skills and cultivate friendships. From learning to swim to developing scouting skills, summer camps teach self-reliance and confidence in a safe outdoor setting.