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For physicians at Orlando Health and Bayfront Health, caring for our community is more than just a job, it’s a calling.

Signed into law on July 4, 2025, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is a sweeping piece of legislation that reshapes tax policy, healthcare funding, and retirement planning. While much attention has been paid to its broader economic implications, several key provisions directly affect charitable giving. Here are some major changes, set to take place in 2026, and what they mean for your philanthropic strategy:

After enjoying a midday lunch at home with her husband, Frank, Ginny got up from her kitchen table and knocked over her glass of water. Surprised at the occurrence, she realized she had no control over her right arm. Frank immediately called 911, recognizing she had all the signs of a stroke. When the paramedics arrived, they confirmed Ginny was having a massive stroke, and airlifted her to Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) where she received emergency surgery to remove the blockage.

During their 20-week ultrasound, Akosua and her husband, Fernando, eagerly awaited news about the gender of their second child. But the technician's expression hinted at a potential issue. The following Monday, they got the news: their baby had spina bifida.

Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children has recently welcomed our first Facility Dog named Parks! Brought to you by the Orlando Health Foundation, in partnership with Petsmart Charities, Orlando Health Arnold Palmer received Parks at no cost from Canine Companions®.

Just prior to the first store opening in the area, Wawa began a unique partnership with Orlando Health by supporting our tiniest and sickest patients in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women & Babies.

For the last 20 years, Central Florida has been home to Roy and Dee Haley, catalysts for several major initiatives at Orlando Health. 

In the spring of 2021, The Florida Children’s Brain Tumor Foundation held their ninth annual Saltwater Classic Fishing Tournament benefiting the Haley Center for Children’s Cancer and Blood Disorders at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. 

During Week 13 of the National Football League’s (NFL) season, players have the opportunity to display their dedication to the causes they hold close to their hearts. The My Cause My Cleats initiative is a special program where NFL players can represent a charitable organization through specially-designed cleats. 

From February 1-14 of this year, 100 percent of all proceeds from each Panera Bread Heart Cookie sold were donated to the Heart Center at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children. Through a wide range of specialized services and expert care, the Heart Center gives young patients the chance to live life as the amazing kids they are.