Batoul Younes Darwiche (born October 10) is an American Lebanese mom, entrepreneur, philanthropist with a Doctorate Degree in Pharmacy. She came to this country at 17 years of age. She learned the language and adapted quickly. Her grandmother taught her the importance of caring for others. Growing up to be a giver lead her to get involved in charities and mission trips. Additionally, living in a war zone during her childhood made her understand what it is like for a child to be deprived of basic life necessities. She believes in kindness and peace. Dr. Younes lived in Michigan from (1997-2011), where she dropped out of college to devote her time to raising her 3 children, now (22, 19, 18 years old). A few years later they relocated to Miami, Florida. Having some help with her children, she was able to enter the business world. She opened her own company where she excelled in the real estate industry. Her ability to work with others made her a successful broker and landed her many recognitions and awards among others in the field.

Moreover, being a successful team leader in her business did not stop her from returning to school to further invest in her education. She obtained her Bachelor of Science from Nova Southeastern University with honors (2012). With her strong will and determination, she obtained her PharmD at Larkin University College of Pharmacy (2016-2019). Dr. Younes loves horse-back-riding, nature and traveling. But no one can deny her passion for food. In 2009, she opened her first restaurant at the Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood, Florida where she brought authentic Lebanese food to South Florida. Currently, she is the Co-Founder of Sirocco Mediterranean Restaurant located at The Shops at the Pembroke Gardens, in Pembroke Pines Florida. While Batoul enjoys the cuisine aspect and business culture of society, nothing brings more joy to her heart than trying to help others no matter who they are or where they are from! For her, it is an essential part of her life as a human being.