Monika Sundstrom has been named Chair of the 2026 Cribs for Kids Luncheon benefiting Clinics Can Help, a nonprofit dedicated to providing medical equipment and supplies to children and families in need. The highly anticipated luncheon will take place on Friday, December 4, at The Ben in West Palm Beach.
Born in Poland and raised in Germany from the age of ten, Sundstrom brings a unique international perspective to her work and community involvement. After graduating from business school, she pursued an entrepreneurial career that ultimately led her to South Florida nearly two decades ago, where she built a successful career in real estate.
A regular on the Palm Beach social scene, she is dedicated to raising her son in Palm Beach County and is deeply committed to supporting the well-being and future of the community she proudly calls home. Her nonprofit work is driven by intention and compassion, with a focus on fostering meaningful connections and creating lasting impact—particularly for families and children in need.
Sundstrom’s journey with Clinics Can Help began as a volunteer, followed by her role as a presenting sponsor. In recognition of her ongoing dedication and leadership, she has been selected to serve as Chair of the 2026 Cribs for Kids Luncheon.
“I am honored to serve as Chair of this year’s Cribs for Kids Luncheon,” said Sundstrom. “Clinics Can Help is making a real difference in the lives of families in our community, and I am proud to support their important work. On the heels of the organization’s most successful fundraiser to date, we have exciting things in store for 2026!”
The Cribs for Kids Luncheon is a cornerstone fundraising event that brings together community leaders, philanthropists, and supporters committed to improving the lives of children across the region. The Winter Wonderland themed event will feature an expansive silent auction, gourmet lunch and plenty of special surprises. Tickets are $300 pp with tables available.
For more information about the event, please visit clinicscanhelp.org or call (561) 640-2995.
