Day of Giving

December 18th with Magic 107.7 and Rumba 100.3 live from AdventHealth for Children.

How You Can Help

When a child is hospitalized, their family’s world stops, but mouths still need to be fed and bills still need to be paid. On December 18, AdventHealth for Children's Day of Giving will help meet urgent needs for these families. This is your chance to help families in our community.

Your generosity provides real help right when it's needed through the Pediatric Assistance Fund at AdventHealth Foundation Central Florida.

Call in or donate online
Call Call407-303-5900 on December 18 between 6 AM - 10 am during our live broadcasts with Magic 107.7 and Rumba 100.3. You can speak to our celebrity phone screeners and make a gift. You can also donate online at the link below.

Create your personal campaign
You can engage your coworkers, friends and family in supporting Day of Giving with a personalized fundraiser. Upload your photo, and story and share the link on social media. You can view our social media toolkit HERE.

A Day in the Life

Take a look at your daily to-do’s. Now imagine doing all of that plus fighting alongside your child who is sick in the hospital. #Give4Kids today to ease the lives of these families battling serious illness. Your donation can help cover daily expenses like gas, groceries and household bills for local families who need help today. Give4KidsToday.com

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AdventHealth for Children Stories of Hope

Meet a few patients who received exceptional care at AdventHealth.

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  • Ezekiel's Story

    Angie Lopez was concerned when her two-year-old son, Ezekiel didn’t want to eat and complained about stomach pain every day for a week. After being told she had nothing to worry about at an Urgent Care, Angie took Ezekiel to the emergency room at Nemours Children’s Hospital because she knew something was wrong with her son. After running 70 different tests over a three-day period, Angie received the shocking and devastating diagnosis for her son: acute liver failure. Ezekiel was severely jaundiced.

  • DJ's Story

    Catherine remembers the day vividly when DJ was diagnosed with cancer. Doctors had found a tumor in his thigh that tested positive for bone cancer and Catherine fell to the floor. She looked at the doctor and said, “save his life.” The next few months were a blur, Catherine had to utilize the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) for work as she focused on her new priority- getting her son better.

  • Connor's Story

    After 102 days in the NICU, Connor defied all odds again and was stable enough to go home. Jennifer and Robert know they have a long road ahead with monthly surgeries and doctors’ visits, but the new parents are up for the challenge. The AdventHealth for Children child life, music therapy and volunteer services teams began creating special moments for the parents as soon as baby Connor was born.

  • Caleb's Story

    When Caleb was four months old, a neurosurgeon diagnosed him with hydrocephalus, which means he had fluid in his brain and lungs. This diagnosis led to surgery when Caleb was just seven months old to remove the entire top half of his left lung.