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As one of the longest-standing partners of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals (CMN Hospitals), Marriott Vacations Worldwide and its associates are committed to giving back and serving their local community through volunteerism and year-round fundraising initiatives supporting Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.

Longtime supporters of Orlando Health, Julie and Jared Wolovnick furthered their generous support of our mission with a recent pledge of $1 million to support Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.

Having been residents of Central Florida for only a few years, Carmen and Scott Moscrip have already made their mark on the community since moving from Idaho. In their neighborhood, the energetic couple are known for their festive holiday decor from Halloween to Christmas. With large inflatables including a dragon, a turkey and a large snow globe that fill their yard, they bring joy to passersby and leave thoughts of, “I can’t wait to see what they do next year.”

The Perry Pavilion is a two-story hospitality lodge designed to house family members within our hospital while their loved ones receive acute care treatment. This “home away from home” gives family members from outside Central Florida a place to stay at an affordable price, allowing them to be close to their loved ones who may be critically ill. Often, the guests who stay at the Perry Pavilion are vacationers whose family member suddenly requires medical attention. Thanks to the pavilion, families can focus on the health of their loved one, close at hand, rather than worrying about an unplanned and extended stay at a hotel. 

Representatives from CVS Health gathered at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center on Monday, January 17, 2020 to present their $20,000 grant that will fund Opioid Education for Healthcare Providers at our facility. The goal of this project is to educate providers on understanding addiction (specifically, opioid use disorder). 

Bayfront Health St. Petersburg, acquired by Orlando Health in October of 2020, is the city’s first and largest hospital. Under new leadership by Orlando Health, with John Moore at the helm as President, Bayfront Health St. Petersburg has shown significant growth and improvements in less than one year’s time. 

Over the course of two separate evenings, nearly 200 guests gathered on the doorstep of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children at the Be the Difference fundraising dinner. Guests enjoyed a nostalgic reflection of the incredible ways philanthropy has shaped the present day mission of, Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital and Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies.

On the way to pick up his son from school, Dale called his wife, Kris, to mention he was not feeling well. Not thinking much of it, Kris advised him to go home and take some aspirin. Once home, Dale was still completely restless, so Kris decided to drive him to the hospital. They did not reach the end of their street before Dale collapsed in the passenger seat, suffering a massive heart attack.

Wawa brought holiday cheer to Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children through a new initiative called “Warm Holiday Wishes from Wawa”.  On this day, signature products, seasonal treats, coloring books and coupons from Wawa were shared with patients, guests and team members to celebrate the holiday season. There was also a special appearance from Wally the Goose, Wawa’s mascot.

Matthew and Laura Nicoletti are passionate about making a difference in the lives of children and advancing healthcare in our community.