Join us in person or virtually for AdventHealth's Pink on Parade 5K as we honor the incredible individuals in our community and their families who have been touched by breast cancer. Together, we’ll raise awareness, celebrate our survivors and commemorate those we’ve lost.
Our goal is simple: Support programs and services to serve patients and their families in need at AdventHealth, but this can only be achieved with your help. There are a variety of ways you can donate, get involved and support an area of care. We encourage you to choose a cause most meaningful to you in the way that makes you feel purpose, feel generous and feel whole.
AdventHealth Foundation’s role is to accelerate the transformation of health care and close the gap of unmet needs. In joining this effort, you become a vital part of our team by making a difference in the lives of people in your community.
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The following locations make up the Central Florida Division of AdventHealth Foundation.
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"From the nurses who took care of my grandmother, to the doctors who delivered my sons, to the team that took care of my wife and me, AdventHealth caregivers are a unique blessing." - Jeff
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The new year always brings a new opportunity for change, and this year more than possibly ever before, many of us feel there’s some room for improvement in our lives.
Here are some simple and effective steps you can take to make this year the year you feel your best in body, mind and spirit.
Nine days after Robert Leetun’s 37th birthday, he decided to mow his lawn. Certainly nothing extraordinary about that July 5th day in Orlando, Florida. At 87 degrees for the high temperature, it wasn’t sweltering. But this day would be the start of a life-or-death medical emergency that doctors say...
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