2022 Gratitude Report

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Gratitude Report

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Dear Friends,

With tremendous support from the community, Orlando Health Foundation was able to raise more
than $35 million in our most recent fiscal year. Every dollar raised helps provide state-of-art
equipment and technology, capital improvements, research and the ability to offer programs that
focus on a patient’s entire wellbeing — physically, mentally and emotionally.

Men, women and children throughout the Southeast, as well as the millions of tourists who visit
Central Florida each year, have access to the most advanced medical treatments available through
Orlando Health’s 17 hospitals and free-standing emergency departments, including Bayfront Health
St. Petersburg.

Inside this publication, we share a snapshot of the impact philanthropy makes on the healthcare
system. We could not do this without each of you. As we close out 2022 and the holiday season is
upon us, know that your support of Orlando Health is a gift to not only the Foundation, but our
patients and caregivers as well. With your donations, clinicians have the equipment and resources
they need to provide the top-notch care for which we are known in the community.

Along with our leadership, physicians and caregivers, I thank you — corporate partners, grantmakers,
foundations, grateful patients, individual community donors and volunteers — who choose to leave
your own legacy through philanthropy.

Thank you for continuing along this journey with us. We are privileged to have your support.

Gratefully,

John W. Bozard, President
Orlando Health Foundation
Bayfront Health St. Petersburg Foundation

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The Aid & Assist Closet Aid & Assist Closet
at Bayfront Health
provides items such as: St. Petersburg
Clothing
Blankets Many patients come into our emergency room or
Personal Level II Trauma Center with only the clothes on
Hygiene Items their backs. The Aid & Assist Closet serves as an
And More! incredible tool that helps team members go
above and beyond in supporting patients and
4 Gratitude Report 2022 providing them with a sense of security. These
tools, such as clothing, blankets and personal
hygiene items, give Bayfront Health the ability
to demonstrate first-hand that we not only care
for our patients, but that we care about them.

“The Aid & Assist Closet allows us

to take a patient’s experience to
the next level. They come to us
in pain and discomfort, and we
are able to provide them with a
feeling of normalcy through the
use of everyday items that were
generously donated by our
team members as well as the
community at large.

”– Austin Stacey, Manager
of Patient Experience/
Guest Services

beyond

“Our patients know they can come to Bayfront Health to
get help. They are genuinely happy to receive these items,
as indicated by their smiles and many expressions of thanks.
”They don’t take these kindnesses for granted.
– Annette Thompson, Emergency
Department Case Management
the call Visit BayfrontStPete.com/Foundation
to learn more about how you can support
Bayfront Health St. Petersburg.

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Florida residents suffer Cardiac Care
from approximately
At Orlando Health Heart and Vascular Institute,
902,642 we put you at the center of all we do. Our
specialists provide comprehensive, personalized
heart attacks every year1 care using the latest technology and procedures
throughout 24 locations in Central Florida;
Heart Disease making our award-winning cardiovascular care
convenient and close to home.
is the leading cause
of death in Florida2 Impact
Orlando Health treats
A $2 million pledge has allowed us to begin renovating the space
40+ heart & vascular where cardiac patients recover. Through philanthropy, we will soon
specialties have all new personal restrooms, patient room doors and lighting,
along with wood features and antibacterial flooring. These
1. C enters for Disease Control and Prevention improvements will increase patient privacy, sound control,
2. Florida Department of Health ambiance and safety.
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JohnE’s Story

JohnE woke up in his hospital bed and was told the startling news
– his heart had stopped for four full minutes. JohnE, a professional
disc golf player was competing in Orlando when he began
noticing his symptoms. By the time the ambulance arrived at the
hospital, he had suffered a massive heart attack. Through the
support of his wife and the cardiac surgeons at Orlando Health,
JohnE was able to make a full recovery and not only is he back
competing, but just five months later he won the Masters World

“Championships in Peoria, Illinois.
The care team was very informative, and after
surgery, the surgeon showed me where the
blockages were and where they had put the
stents. It felt nice because we’re just normal
people, we don’t know about hearts, and it
was very confusing. I appreciated the amount
”of time they spent explaining things to me.
– Jennifer, JohnE’s wife

providing
healing

Visit Give.OrlandoHealth.com/HeartAndVascular
to make a donation in support of the
Orlando Health Heart & Vascular Institute.

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Child Life began at Child Life

1977Orlando Health in At Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for
Children, treatment goes beyond the physical.
Our program includes: Certified Child Life Specialists (CCLS) are
specifically trained to care for the social,
2 Music emotional and developmental needs of children
Therapists and their families during healthcare experiences.
Their goals are to promote play, education and
7 Child Life preparation so that the hospital experience is
Specialists less stressful. The Child Life team also integrates
holiday celebrations, weekly games and crafts.
12,160 In addition, they engage patients and families in
unique activities and celebrity appearances that
kids seen per year take place in Seacrest Studio, an interactive,
state-of-the-art music and entertainment center.
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Impact

The Child Life team relies heavily on philanthropy to help provide
medical teaching tools, arts and craft supplies and educational
technology to help patients keep up with their school’s curriculum
during long hospital stays.

“Kids deserve to be kids no matter their

situation, and our staff works hard to
make their experience in the hospital
as positive as possible through various
interventions that include specialty
services like music therapy.
– Sheri Mosely

”Director, Child Life and

Creative Therapies

helping Visit Give.OrlandoHealth.com/ChildLife
kids be kids to make a donation to support the Child Life
program at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer.

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With support from Children’s Miracle
Network Hospitals
50+ Corporate
Partners Celebrating 25 Years of Partnership

3 Colleges and Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children
Universities has been a proud member of Children’s Miracle
Network (CMN) Hospitals since 1997, enhancing and
13 K-12 Schools complementing our strong culture of philanthropy.

Our partners have provided Every day, partners of CMN Hospitals engage their communities
to help meet our greatest funding needs and ensure our patients
25 Years are provided with the high-level of care they need and deserve.
Whether through point-of-sale campaigns, Dance Marathons,
of philanthropic support Extra-Life or a variety of special events, their philanthropic support
helps provide the leading-edge, specialized care Orlando Health
across 6 counties Arnold Palmer has become known for throughout the region. From
funding capital projects to clinical trials, the purchase of vital
Raising over equipment and supporting services such as Child Life, our CMN
Hospitals partners are positively changing children’s health and
$65 Million changing the future of kids in our community.

for Orlando Health
Arnold Palmer since 1997

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change
kids’
health

“ Pictured: The Lugo Family, with John Bozard (center)
It is a privilege and honor to be a part of the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals family.
Since joining the network twenty-five years ago, I have had the opportunity to see firsthand
how support from CMN Hospitals partners and programs have helped to transform Orlando
Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children and the level of care we provide to patients and
their families. As past Chairman of the Board and as a current member of the Board of
Trustees for CMN Hospitals, I have seen the collective impact our national partners have on
170 children’s hospitals across the U.S. and Canada and am continuously inspired by the
”commitment this organization has to support the 10 million kids that rely on hospitals like
ours each year.

– J ohn Bozard
President, Orlando Health Foundation
Member, CMN Hospitals Board of Trustees

All grateful patient artwork created by Kendall, a NICU graduate.

Visit CMNhospitals.org
to learn more about
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.

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Digestive diseases affect Digestive Health

60-70 Million The Orlando Health Digestive Health Institute
has created new opportunities for research
people in the U.S.1 and collaboration that will impact generations.
World-renowned experts in conditions that
9 Current affect the digestive tract and organs provide
Clinical Trials best-in-class clinical care as they lead
research initiatives on the most difficult-to-treat
5 Digestive Health gastrointestinal disorders.
Institute Locations
Impact
We provide subspecialty care for
Because of the impact philanthropy has on innovation and
7 top digestive health research, the team at the Digestive Health Institute is able
conditions to not only provide local patients with life-changing treatments,
but provide unsurpassed knowledge to the international
1. N ational Institute of Diabetes and health community.
Digestive and Kidney Diseases
compassionate
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care

Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/DigestiveHealth
to make a donation in support of the
Orlando Health Digestive Health Institute.

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The Level One Trauma Center Emergency &
at Orlando Health ORMC Trauma Care
was originally designed to treat
Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center
1,000 trauma (ORMC) is the healthcare system’s flagship
patients a year hospital; an anchor for the highly skilled care
provided throughout the healthcare organization.
Today, the Level One With one of the busiest emergency rooms in the
Trauma Center treats country, as well as the region’s only Level One
Trauma Center and accredited burn center,
6,700+ patients philanthropy allows for teams of 15–20 clinicians to
annually be ready to receive patients 24-hours a day to
begin immediate, lifesaving treatment the moment
$25 Million a patient arrives.

campaign for expansion Impact
underway through the
Orlando Health Foundation Orlando Health Foundation’s Emergency and Trauma Care
Expansion Campaign is made possible by philanthropic support
14 Gratitude Report 2022 from our donors and community. Progress continues in this space,
allowing our clinical teams to serve the most critically-ill patients in
Central Florida.

Overall Enhancements Include:
• Increased surge capacity for mass casualty intakes
• N ew surgical suites and advanced technology in

operating rooms

• Enhanced clinical education center technology
• Enhanced technology within the Incident Command Center
• U pgraded technology, such as CT Machines, increasing capacity

by 50 percent

• E nhanced communication Systems for the Air Care team,

expanding the Central Florida Trauma Network

• Expanded and streamlined ambulance vestibule
• E nhanced Emergency Department to meet the growth

within our community

“I know that if I had not been airlifted
to Orlando Health ORMC right away,
I would not be here today. The
physicians, nurses, surgeons and
other staff were all amazing. The
nurses, especially, treated me as if I
were one of their own family members.
There is honestly not one person
I came in contact with who did not
establish some sort of connection.
They always gave me 200%, the best
”of what they could give me, every
time. – Adam, Grateful Patient

our heroes

Adam’s Story

While on his motorcycle for a relaxing ride, with his wife as a passenger,
Adam hit a patch of loose sand and skidded into a concrete wall and a light
pole. With multiple, life-threatening injuries for both, the couple was airlifted
to Orlando Health ORMC. Adam suffered a traumatic injury to his left leg,
ultimately leading to amputation. His wife’s injuries were not quite as severe,
but she still spent 45 days in the hospital.
At a follow-up visit, Adam met with his caregivers and expressed his
gratitude for the entire team at Orlando Health ORMC, repeating his belief
that he would not be alive if it were not for the team.
Adam currently walks with a temporary prosthetic and a cane, but his “real
leg” is coming soon! Adam and Christina Brewer are grateful to remain loving
parents to their two children.

Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/Trauma
to make an online donation in support of
the trauma expansion campaign.

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The Howard
Phillips Center
for Children
and Families

40% As part of Orlando Health Arnold Palmer
Hospital for Children, The Howard Phillips
of the parents served by Center provides services that:
Healthy Families were witness
to family violence as children. • help protect and heal abused children,
• b ring hope to families with children who are diagnosed
73%
or at risk for developmental disabilities and delays,
of the teens who received a
medical exam by Teen Xpress • deliver medical care to underserved teens, and
had not seen a primary care • h elp families at high risk for child abuse raise their children
doctor in at least one year.
with love and support.
41% Through philanthropic support, the six programs listed support
over 10,000 children and families each year that have no other
of the eligible children in Early options for care in the Central Florida community.
Steps have red flags for
autism spectrum disorder. “Thanks to The Howard Phillips Center, I am a mom full of
knowledge and resources who is empowered now to not
16 Gratitude Report 2022 only continue to help my daughter grow the right way,
”but encourage others who are going through the same
thing and feel hopeless. – Ciara, Mom

One Mission. Six Programs.

The Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) is the name for the group
of programs, including the Child Protection Team (CPT), Child
Advocates and The Healing Tree, that provide a compassionate
and coordinated community response to abused children to reduce
trauma and repeated abuse to children.

1Child Protection Team

The CPT conducts expert medical and forensic assessments of
children to assist the Department of Children & Families (DCF) and
law enforcement in making determinations of abuse or neglect.

2Child Advocates

The Child Advocates program coordinates multidisciplinary services,
works to reduce system-induced trauma for child victims and their
family members and links them to needed resources.

3The Healing Tree

The Healing Tree provides evidence-based assessment and
individual, group and family therapy for children who have been
victims of abuse.

4Healthy Families

Healthy Families, an evidence-based model for the promotion of
child well-being and prevention of abuse, offers intensive home
visiting and support services to overburdened families with newborn
babies in Orange and Osceola counties.

5Teen Xpress

Teen Xpress, a unique school-based mobile healthcare unit, provides
complete medical and mental health care to at-risk students at
low-income middle and high schools in Orange County.

6The Developmental Center

The Developmental Center for Infants & Children/Early Steps,
provides comprehensive developmental evaluations and
specialized early intervention for children with developmental
delays or disabilities.

Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/HPC
to make a donation in support
The Howard Phillips Center.

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Of the more than Neonatology

13,000 The Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at
Orlando Health Winnie Palmer Hospital for
babies born at Orlando Women and Babies serves families locally,
Health Winnie Palmer nationally and internationally. We provide life-
each year, 10% will need saving care for critically ill newborns with one
NICU care. ultimate goal in mind: to help babies thrive.

47% Impact

of NICU graduates will With the support of philanthropy, we have developed one
need specialty care at of the largest and most technologically advanced NICUs in the
Orlando Health nation and provide the highest level of care (Level III) for
Arnold Palmer. premature and high-risk newborns. Thanks to generous donors,
we have
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• healed more than 50,000 babies since opening in 1975,
• c onsistently have the best outcomes for low-birth-weight babies

in Florida, with a 96 percent survival rate and

• a re able to treat 30-40 babies per year with state-of-the-art

ECMO treatment, which takes over for the heart and lung
function in seriously ill infants until they can heal.

“I never expected to deliver my twins
at only 22 weeks. The emotions and
fears that took over, I cannot explain.
Throughout my NICU journey, the
nurses and staff were my support
system. They provided hope,
education, patience and extensive
compassion and care. Especially
when I unexpectedly lost one of my
twins, Amaya. Everyone I came into
contact with from registration to
administration, including the medical
”team, always offered their support.
– Tina, Cameron’s Mom

for the
little ones

Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/NICU
to make a donation in support of the
NICU at Orlando Health Winnie Palmer.

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Neuroscience

The Orlando Health Neuroscience Institute
focuses on neurological conditions of the brain
and spine and their effects on movement,
function, pain, neurodevelopmental disorders
and behavioral and cognitive functions.

108,745 Orlando Health offers the full spectrum of neurological services
right here in our own backyard, so patients never need to leave
Patients Treated in 2022 their local communities to receive treatment. Neurological
disorders and conditions often have devastating consequences
13,832 for people of all ages. With the support of philanthropy, our
surgeons, nurse practitioners, support staff and rehabilitation
New Patients in 2022 therapists can deliver the most technically superb, compassionate
and timely care.
12 Neuroscience
Specialties all “For years, I lived with chronic
back pain that kept me from
9 Locations doing the things I loved and
even forced me to put my
20 Gratitude Report 2022 dreams on hold. I’m forever
grateful to the team for their
dedication in helping me
reduce my pain when other
doctors said it wasn’t possible.
I’m excited to see what the
future holds.
– Krista, Grateful Patient and

thing”sOrlando Health Team Member

possible Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/Neuroscience
to make a donation in support of the
Orlando Health Neuroscience Institute.

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Medical provider for Orthopedics

25+ The remarkable team at Orlando Health Jewett
Orthopedic Institute bring advancements in
professional, college, orthopedic care directly to our community. Our
community and physicians are involved in research and clinical
high school teams trials to better understand and develop
orthopedic treatments and innovative therapies
116,162 that will change the forefront of care.
Philanthropy will continue to take orthopedic
Encounters research, education and training to new heights.

22 Gratitude Report 2022 Ellis’ Story

At a young age, Ellis was diagnosed with Osgood-Schlatter
disease, which causes knee pain in growing, active children and
results in a painful lump below the kneecap. While he was still able
to play multiple sports growing up, his active lifestyle and career in
the health and fitness industry led to similar problems well into
adulthood. Ellis was in constant discomfort that began to worry his
children and other family members, but most of all, himself. He
decided to undergo total knee replacement surgery, a procedure
that forever changed his life. Ellis was amazed that his knee-
bending ability increased by 30% within a week and that he was
able to continue low-impact workouts like yoga
and bicycling only one month after his procedure. Because
of the skills of his surgeon and orthopedic team, along with
Ellis’ commitment to a successful recovery, he is back to the
life he loves.

“I couldn’t believe I healed so
rapidly. I got quality of life
back.
”– Ellis, Grateful Patient

a winning Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/OHJewett
team to make a donation in support of the
Orlando Health Jewett Orthopedic Institute.

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Each year, we care for Pediatric
Neuroscience
2,000+
The Leon Pediatric Neurosciences Center of
children in need of Excellence at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer
epilepsy monitoring Hospital for Children is the most comprehensive
pediatric neuroscience program in Central
As a Florida. With expertise in epilepsy, fetal
neurosurgery and the most advanced
Level 4 microsurgical options, young minds receive
a chance to develop to their full potential,
Epilepsy Center regardless of injury or disorder.

we are able to care for all Impact
conditions on the epilepsy
spectrum Through philanthropy, the hospital recently built a new Epilepsy
Monitoring Unit and purchased a specialty microscope for the
Epilepsy affects most intricate neurosurgical procedures.

470,000 Delaney’s Story

children across the nation1 Michelle and Ben met with their two-year-old daughter’s
pediatrician when Delaney, began crying at night and refusing to
1. Centers for Disease and Prevention nap. With two older children, they were familiar with the “terrible
twos,” but this was different. Then, the first seizure occurred. Over
24 Gratitude Report 2022 time, the frequency and length of episodes increased until
Delaney needed the specialized care of our neurologists. During a
PET scan, doctors discovered a brain lesion and began preparing
a surgery plan for Delaney. In the days leading up to surgery, even
in a medically-induced coma, Delaney had nearly 300 additional
seizures. During the 8-hour surgery, Delaney showed non-stop
brain activity, which allowed her surgeons to pinpoint the lesion
and remove it.
Today, Delaney is thriving. She receives follow-up care, including
physical, speech and occupational therapies, to rebuild strength
and skills lost, but continues to achieve milestones at an
incredible pace.

leading edge

“We honestly can’t thank Orlando Health enough
for what they gave us. We got a second chance
with Delaney because of the doctors and nurses
”who never gave up on us.
– Michelle, Delaney’s Mom

Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/PediatricNeuro
to make a donation in support of the Leon
Pediatric Neurosciences Center of Excellence.

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915 New Patients Pediatric
in 2022 Oncology

11,731 The Haley Center for Children’s Cancer and
Blood Disorders at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer
Annual Patient Visits Hospital for Children is part of a national effort
by pediatric hospitals to collaborate on
11 Team Members groundbreaking pediatric oncology research.
14 New Clinical This research includes studying the biological
makeup of tumors to develop targeted therapies
Trials in 2022 so that we can tailor medical care to a child’s
specific cancer and treatment needs.

Impact

Fully funded through generous donations, Bone Marrow
Transplant and Cellular Therapy services have gone from
a long-held vision to a new reality at Orlando Health
Arnold Palmer.
Philanthropy helps make it
possible to conduct critical
research involving treatment
options, tumor typology and
biology to understand the
long-term effects of a number
of diagnoses, including
leukemia, central nervous
system tumors, other solid
tumors and neuroblastoma.

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hope lives here

Alesis’ Story “Having a child with cancer is, to me, the hardest
thing a parent can go through. To the staff that took
Diana noticed a lump under her daughter’s care of Alesis — you will always be in our hearts.
arm that made her pause. Alesis was soon ”Starting treatment right away made the difference.
diagnosed with Stage III non-Hodgkin – Diana, Alesis’ Mom
Burkitt lymphoma (a rare and aggressive
form of cancer) and started chemotherapy Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/HaleyCenter
that very night. Watching Alesis struggle to make a donation in support of The Haley
with sores in her mouth, nausea that kept Center at Orlando Health Arnold Palmer.
her from eating and losing her hair, her mom
and dad’s hearts were broken. But along
the way, the Child Life team created
opportunities to help Alesis remain a kid
during treatment. Six months later, Alesis
“rang the bell” to signal the end of
treatment. Today, Alesis is healthy,
happy and a star student who recently
celebrated her ninth birthday.

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Leukemia will strike Oncology

61,090 The team of caregivers at Orlando Health Cancer
Institute represents the best of the best in their
adult Americans this year1 field, and our community needs them now more
than ever. Cancer is currently the second leading
1.9 Million cause of death in the United States.2 This presents
a need for the latest technologies, increased
new cancer cases are program support and leading-edge research –
expected in the U.S. each all of which depend on philanthropic support.
year2
Barbara’s Story
The rate of breast cancer
diagnoses in Florida Barbara was not completely surprised to receive her diagnosis,
knowing breast cancer runs in her family. Her mother, several aunts
has steadily and sister all battled the disease before she was diagnosed.
increased since 20103 Luckily, Barbara’s cancer was caught early, causing her to only
need a short course of radiation and a lumpectomy. However, the
1. Leukemia & Lymphoma Society care she received at the Cancer Institute extended far beyond
2. American Cancer Society medical treatment.
3. Florida Department of Health The entire staff made sure she understood what was going on, all
the options and where to go for resources. The medical
28 Gratitude Report 2022 team answered all her questions and gave endless amounts
of support, concern and the care needed afterward. Because
of the care team, Barbara celebrates five years of being
cancer-free.

“Hearing the words ‘you have
breast cancer’ will turn the
life of any person upside
”down.
– Barbara, Grateful Patient

yes we can

Visit: Give.OrlandoHealth.com/Cancer
to make a donation in support of the
Orlando Health Cancer Institute.

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28 Patients Chris’ Legacy Fund

undergoing treatment have A former patient who lost her life to breast cancer gave generously
received fund assistance for through her estate to establish Chris’ Legacy Fund at Orlando Health.
breast cancer treatment. For breast cancer patients experiencing financial hardship, Chris’
Legacy directly offsets the cost of cancer treatment, including
Fund established in expenses for doctor visits, procedures, exams and medications.
Chris’ Legacy removes financial burdens, enabling patients to focus
July 2021 solely on their treatment and future recovery.

30 Gratitude Report 2022 $103,186.21Total amount paid to

support these services is

2022 Financial Highlights

NUMBER OF NEW 4%
DONORS 7%

1,954 30%

NUMBER OF CASH GIFTS 29% PHILANTHROPY
RECEIVED BY SITE

61,066 FY2022

NUMBER OF IN-KIND 30%
GIFTS RECEIVED
30% Orlando Health
333 S ystem-wide departments, programs or

LARGEST SINGLE GIFT service lines not included in the list below.

$1.9 Million
The Howard Phillips Center for Children
GOAL
30% and Families, part of Orlando Health
$25 Million Arnold Palmer

ACTUAL FUNDS RAISED
Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital
$35.32 Million
29% for Children and Orlando Health Winnie
Palmer Hospital for Women and Babies


7% Orlando Health Cancer Institute

4% Orlando Health Orlando Regional
Medical Center

forever grateful

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