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Living with Illness, Giving Back to Others
Walking the halls of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children, it’s not uncommon to come across the familiar faces of patients who are routinely admitted. Dayna Chavarria is one of those patients.
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Are Your Charitable Giving Records In Order?
5 Tips for a Better Tax Season
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Arnold Palmer Hospital's Hewell Kids' Kidney Center Featured by the CDC
The Arnold Palmer Hospital's Hewell Kids’ Kidney Center was tweeted by the CDC to recognize 974 days since the last bloodstream infection.
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Panera Bread Spreads the Love with Valentine’s Day Cookies Benefitting The Heart Center at Arnold Palmer Hospital
You can support the kids at Arnold Palmer Hospital by purchasing Panera Bread Valentine cookies February 1 – 14th.
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May is National Trauma Awareness Month
This May, the United States is celebrating the 30th annual National Trauma Awareness Month. Trauma awareness is a cause near and dear to Orlando Health.
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Matt Every Wins Arnold Palmer Invitational for Second Consecutive Year
The 37th Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by MasterCard wowed crowds over four beautiful days at Arnold Palmer’s Bay Hill Club and Lodge March 19- 22.
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In the Blink of an Eye Everything Changed
During Pediatric Trauma Awareness month, we want to show you the difference your support makes during tragic situations. This is Liam’s story.
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Corporate Partner Spotlight: SeaWorld Orlando
For more than 30 years, SeaWorld Parks & Resorts Orlando has been a valued partner of the Orlando Health Foundation. As a leader in the community, they have been critical in raising funds to support our mission to improve the health and quality of life of the individuals and communities we serve.
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Seven-Year-Old Raises $7,000 for NICU
From a young age, Noah has understood the importance of giving back to the community. This year, he traded gifts for donations to the NICU at Winnie Palmer Hospital, raising $7,000 for our tiniest patients.
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Marching for hope in the fight against childhood cancer: Ethan’s story
Ethan was a happy and healthy 13-year-old who loved football and soccer. But about a year-and-a-half ago, Ethan’s parents knew something was not right with him.
