Search Results

For Linda Mason, a trip to Florida was more than a vacation, it was a place of sanctuary during a grueling battle with colon cancer. Living in Louisiana at the time, Linda was receiving weekly chemotherapy treatments and it was the support from her husband, Alan, that got her through. Whenever Linda needed a break, a trip to Florida was her escape.

The Marjorie and Leonard Williams Center for Proton Therapy at the Orlando Health Cancer Institute, in partnership with Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, recently celebrated the milestone of treating its 200th pediatric proton therapy patient.

Thanks to the generosity of donors in our community, Central Florida’s only Level One Trauma Center at Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center (ORMC) will soon be expanding. Because of you, the hospital can fulfill their mission to help patients in critical need of life-saving care and clinical teams will have the full resources they need to deliver the best care possible.

In 1960, Dr. Gilbert and Joyce Walker moved from Miami to Winter Park, Florida in search of a new location to practice pediatric medicine. At the time, Winter Park’s population was barely over 17,000.  The Walkers, who recently celebrated their 70^th wedding anniversary, remember the warm and friendly atmosphere of the city and their neighbors during that time. They still live in Winter Park, with their extended families nearby.

Rosalind Siegel (or Roz to those who know her well), is a history-loving, battlefield-protecting, retired Air Force reserve member and longtime Orlando Health loyalist. Roz’s journey with Orlando Health began with her time at the hospital’s school of nursing, at what was then Orange Memorial Hospital. After graduating in 1959, Roz went on to serve in the nursing profession for over 45 years, ranging from labor and delivery, medical/surgical and occupational health at the Kennedy Space Center, Walt Disney World and as a consultant. 

An online fundraising platform, Omaze gives people the chance to win once-in-a-lifetime experiences and prizes to support nonprofits around the world. 

For 35 years, Costco has remained committed to supporting Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals through their annual fundraising efforts. Each May, this commitment is embraced by all Costco locations across the country including our very own Central Florida locations that support Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.

Publix is known for its caring culture and has a long-standing tradition of being a company the community can count on.

Marriott’s Central Florida Business Council hosted its second annual Play Yellow tournament, bringing golfers together from near and far to support Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children.

The Bayfront Health Philanthropy Council welcomed friends, family, business and community leaders from across the St. Petersburg area to the Bayfront Medical Plaza for an evening focused on the mission of Bayfront Health. The first event held by the Council, which took place this past May, featured discussion of the priorities of Bayfront Health and plans to further evolve the hospital as the area’s most trusted leader for care.