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  • Summer of Philanthropic Support

     

  • Creating a Legacy: Rose Mary Ogram

     

  • Speaker Series Spotlight: Sonja Ruiz & Kathy Newlin

    Longtime Orlando residents and friends, Sonja Ruiz and Kathy Newlin support Orlando Health for one main reason: “Today’s technology changes so much and we want to make sure the hospitals have the things they need,” says Sonja.

  • Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar Raises More Than $300,000 for Hospitality Homes

    Since their arrival in Orlando nine years ago, the wonderful team at Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar have provided significant support for the families served by Orlando Health’s two hospitality facilities — Hubbard House on the downtown campus and the Cynthia C. and William E. Perry Pavilion at Dr. P. Phillips Hospital.  Through the Tommy Bahama Caribbean Classic Dinner and Charity Golf Tournament, Tommy Bahama Restaurant & Bar and their many partners, sponsors and fans have generated more than $300,000 to support our mission of caring. The most recent event took place November 1-2, 2015 and raised $53,000. 

  • Support Orlando Health with a Charitable Gift Annuity

    If you would like to make a donation to the Orlando Health Foundation and are interested in supplementing your income, consider a charitable gift annuity. 

  • Vision & Values- The Impact of Covelli Family Limited Partnership on Orlando Health

    Elvis Presley is at the top of the music charts, the average cost of a new car is $2,200.00 and Albert Covelli is opening his first franchise – the first-ever McDonald’s in Warren, Ohio. The year is 1959. Fast forward 62 years, and that one franchise has morphed into a family-run business stretching across three generations and more than three key restaurant brands, one of the largest being Panera Bread®. While the food offerings are all different, the basic operating premise is the same. Covelli Family Limited Partnership (CFLP) vows to treat all customers and employees with total dignity and respect, and there is another common denominator – to give back. 

  • Impact of SECURE Act 2.0 on Philanthropy

    Building on the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act of 2019 is a second version of the bill, known as SECURE Act 2.0, which was signed into law at the end of 2022. This new legislation introduces a variety of new rulings, some which may impact your charitable giving in retirement. Here are three key provisions and what you need to know:

  • Team Members Celebrate the Impact of Philanthropy on Emergency and Trauma Care

    The initiative to expand and renovate our Emergency Department as well as the Level One Trauma Center was identified following the June 12, 2016, Pulse tragedy. Thanks to generous donations from the community, Orlando Health Foundation has been able to provide not only our patients, but also our team members, with a top-of-the-line piece of technology to improve imaging and efficiency within the Emergency Department, ultimately leading to faster imaging, diagnoses and improved care.

  • Panera Goes Pink

    Pre-order your Pink Ribbon Bagel today by visiting PaneraFlorida.com/Pink-Ribbon-Bagel

  • ORMC Improving Quality of Life for Patients’ with Paralysis

    A $14,000 grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation will allow Orlando Regional Medical Center’s acute rehabilitation team to