Cabernet With Battier Returns to Benefit the Battier Take Charge Foundation

After a brief hiatus due to COVID-19, Cabernet with Battier will return to Byblos Miami on Saturday, Jan. 29. Heidi and Shane Battier established the event to benefit The Battier Take Charge Foundation, a nonprofit organization created by the Battier family to provide college scholarships and educational opportunities for underprivileged youth.

The inaugural event was held in January 2020 and raised over $170,000 for the foundation. It begins with a full wine tasting from eight highly acclaimed Napa Valley vineyards: Lyrix, Garguilo, Rapport, Sidelight, Purlieu, Le Pich and Covert. Additionally, Benchmark Wines will also showcase some rare wines and champagne throughout the evening. The wine tasting will be followed by a decadent dinner for 100, featuring popular eats from Byblos Miami paired with wine selections. Following dinner, guests will join the Battiers in Byblos’ private event suite for a karaoke-themed after-party. 

“We couldn’t be more thrilled than to be bringing back Cabernet with Battier this year, to marry great people, great food and unbelievable wine all for this important cause,” says Shane Battier, a former NBA and Miami Heat player. “Through the Take Charge Foundation, Heidi and I have committed to continue providing resources for the development and education of underserved youth right here in our own backyard–affording them tools to build the lives they dream of.”

Past attendees of The Battier Take Charge Foundation’s events have included Dwyane Wade, LeBron James, Chris Bosh, Pat Riley, James Jones, Jimmy Buffet, Norris Cole, Udonis Haslem, Jon Secada, Pierre Garcon, Larry Johnson, Gabrielle Union, Jay Williams, Micky Arison and Ken Jeong. 

Tickets are available in many tiers, beginning with limited single-person tickets, available at $1,000. Tables are available, ranging in price from $10,000 to $20,000. Attendees must be 21 or older.

Those who can’t make it to the event can still impact the lives of driven young students by clicking here to donate to The Battier Take Charge Foundation.

You May Also Like
Where the Money Still Says “Yes”

In Fort Lauderdale and beyond, lenders and buyers are voting for proven assets, strong locations, and real demand.

Read More
Aerial view of a waterfront cityscape with tall modern buildings, a large hotel or convention center, palm trees, and several yachts docked along a marina under a partly cloudy sky. South Florida Business & Wealth
Rewriting the Blueprint

From development and design to brokerage and urban planning, these women are changing not just skylines, but the culture behind them.

Read More
Blueprint-style illustration featuring silhouettes of five women holding blueprints, standing in front of a cityscape and architectural plans, with the text “The Women Rewriting The Blueprint” prominently displayed above. South Florida Business & Wealth
Radence Plants Its Flag in West Palm Beach

The precision health company selects South Florida for its flagship hub, underscoring the region’s rising influence in healthcare innovation.

Read More
Skyline of West Palm Beach at sunset with modern buildings reflected in the water. Text reads: "Radence Chooses West Palm Beach for Flagship Hub—Boosting South Florida’s Role in Healthcare and Technology Innovation. South Florida Business & Wealth
PEBB Enterprises Sells Cypress Creek Office Asset for $11.93 Million

Longtime owner exits the 6400 Building as it sharpens focus on new South Florida office opportunities

Read More
Other Posts
Memorial’s Recent Moves

Rita Bunch added to Hospital’s Leadership Team

Read More
A woman with wavy, light brown hair smiles at the camera. She is wearing a dark-colored blazer and a light-colored blouse. The background is a soft blue gradient. South Florida Business & Wealth
A Quiet Week, Not a Slow One

Broward’s Latest Business Moves— and What’s Coming

Read More
A charming street with outdoor café seating, tables and chairs lined up, shopfronts with awnings, and string lights; text reads "Broward’s Latest Business Moves. A look at the announcements that actually mattered this week. South Florida Business & Wealth
Why Billionaire Migration Matters to South Florida’s Economy

From real estate to financial services, the impact of wealth relocation is becoming increasingly local.

Read More
Two men in business suits stand in front of a backdrop featuring a city skyline with tall buildings, water, and luxury waterfront homes surrounded by palm trees, under a clear blue sky. South Florida Business & Wealth
Are Corporate Retreats Worth It?

From alignment to retention, a practical guide to corporate retreats that actually deliver ROI.

Read More
Four businesspeople in formal attire sit cross-legged on grass in a sunlit forest, meditating with eyes closed. Sunlight filters through green trees, creating a peaceful, natural atmosphere. South Florida Business & Wealth