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Project Title
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Grantee
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Contact Information
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Grant Description
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Amount
Awarded
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Access to Health Care
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Care Management Program for the Uninsured and Underinsured in Orange County
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Florida Hospital Health Care Systems Inc.
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Cheri Carrick
Manager of Business Development
Fl. Hospital Healthcare System
602 Courtland St., Suite 161
Orlando FL 32804
407-691-5409
Cheri.carrick@flhosp.org
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To fund a program to determine the effects of a care management program focused on the uninsured Hispanics in Orange County
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$410,594.97
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Improving Community Health
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Orange County Health Department
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Kevin M. Sherin, MD MPH
Orange County Health Dept.
6101 Lake Ellenor Dr.
Orlando, FL 32809
407-858-1400
kevin_Sherin@doh.state.fl.us
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A program to support quality improvement performance management approaches at the Orange County Health Department
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$77,000
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Patient Assistance Program
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Central Florida Family Health Center
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Hylan Boxer
Pharmacist
Central Florida Family Health Center, Inc.
407-322-8645 x223
hboxer@cffhc.org
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To provide a PAP program coordinator to work with health providers to obtain PAP medications and to help patients and families understand the program
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$16,218
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Patient Assistance Program
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Center For Drug Free Living
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Todd Dixon
Director of Development
The Center for Drug Free Living Inc.
205 S. Eola Dr.
Orlando, FL 32801
407-245-0045
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To provide a PAP program coordinator to work with health providers to obtain PAP medications and to help patients and families understand the program
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$26,402.64
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Patient Assistance Program
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Health Care Center for the Homeless
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Bakari Burns
CEO
Health Care Center for the Homeless
234 N. Orange Blossom Tr.
Orlando, FL 32805
407-428-5751
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To provide a PAP program coordinator to work with health providers to obtain PAP medications and to help patients and families understand the program
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$22,857.50
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Shepherd's Hope Pharmacy Case Manager
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To provide a pharmacy program case manager to help with the pharmaceutical access program
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$24,102
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Primary Care Access Network (PCAN)
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Debbie Belanoff
PCAN Outreach Coordinator
Central Florida Family Health Center, Inc.,
407-836-7178
Debbie.Belanoff@ocfl.net
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To continue to provide two health navigators in the community
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$76,240
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Central Florida Regional Health Information Organization
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Florida Health Care Coalition
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Becky Cherney
CFRHIO Board Chair
Florida Health Care Coalition
4401 Vineland Road, Suite A-10
Orlando, FL 32811
407-425-9500
becky@flhcc.com
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To assist in the planning and development of an electronic medical records system in Central Florida
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$108,864
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Enhancing Health Care through Electronic Health Records
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Health Care Center for the Homeless
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Bakari Burns
CEO
Health Care Center for the Homeless
234 N. Orange Blossom Tr.
Orlando, FL 32805
407-428-5751
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To help implement an electronic health record (EHR) system and redesign of the patient service delivery flow
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$103,317
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CommonSense Childbirth Inc.
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Jennie Joseph LM, CPM
President, CEO
CommonSense Childbirth Inc.
1150 E. Plant St. Suite F
Winter Garden, FL 34787
407-656-6938
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To help the agency offset the cost of providing prenatal services to uninsured women at CommonSense Childbirth
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$30,000
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Medicaid Research Conference
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University of Florida Foundation
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Allyson Hall, PhD
Director of Research
University of Florida
P.O. Box 14425
Gainesville, FL 32604
352-273-5129
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To help sponsor a Medicaid Research Conference at the University of Florida
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$2,500
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Annual Askew Institute Meeting
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Lynne Holt
Policy Analyst
University of Florida
Box 100233 JHMHC
Gainesville, FL 32610-0233
352-392-8784
lynne.holt@cba.ufl.edu
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To help sponsor the Annual Askew Institute Meeting-- "Recent Policy Changes in Medicaid and SCHIP - What Works and What Doesn't?"
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$10,000
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Orange County Healthy Start Coalition
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Linda Sutherland
Executive Director
Orange County Healthy Start
Coalition 600 Courtland St. Suite 565
Orlando, Florida 32804
407-741-5240
Linda@healthystartorange.org
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To help get word out to the public about the availability of KidCare insurance coverage
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$46,370
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Primary Care Access Network (PCAN)
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Debbie Belanoff
PCAN Outreach Coordinator
Central Florida Family Health Center, Inc.,
407-836-7178
Debbie.Belanoff@ocfl.net
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Volunteer Health Care Provider Appreciation
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$5,000
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Children & Youth
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Coordinated Youth Initiative
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Orange County Public Schools/Winter Park Consortium of Schools including:
Aloma Elementary
Audubon Park Elementary
Brookshire Elementary
Cheney Elementary
Dommerich Elementary
Hungerford Elementary
Killarney Elementary
Lake Sybelia Elementary
Lakemont Elementary
Glenridge Middle
Maitland Middle
Winter Park 9th Grade Center
Winter Park High School
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Shellene Mazany
Program Manager—Coordinated Youth Initiative
220 Edinburgh Dr.
Winter Park, FL 32792
407-644-2300
smazany@wphf.org
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In the belief Healthy Kids Make Better Students and Better Students Make Healthy Communities, WPHF, partnering with Orange County Public Schools, established the Coordinated Youth Initiative (CYI). Modeled after the Coordinated School Heath Program promoted by the Centers for Disease Control, the initiative involves parents, teachers, counselors, school administrators and health care professionals in programs to insure the health of the whole child.
CYI programs include:
1. CHILL--CHILL, which stands for Community Help & Intervention in Life's Lessons, is a free in-school counseling program for all students attending Winter Park Consortium schools (listed to the left).
2. School Nursing Initiative—WPHF funds enable Consortium schools to hire either Licensed Practical Nurses or Registered Nurses for school clinics.
3. Nurse Practitioners at Student Health Centers--WPHF funds also support Nurse Practitioners at two Student Health Centers. They have master's degrees and are able to provide more advanced care.
4. Healthy School Teams (HSTs)—WPHF funds support activities of HSTs at each Consortium school. Each team, made up of teachers, school staff, parents and sometimes students, develops activities to improve the health of the individual school.
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CHILL— $901,525
School Nursing Initiative— $236,660
School-based Health Centers— $139,000
Healthy School Teams— $165,858
School Health/ CYI program planning, research and evaluation by the Health Council of East Central Florida— $33,000
Home visits by pre-K and elementary teachers to new students— $3,000
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Older Adults
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Lifelong Learning Institute
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Winter Park Public Library
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Robert Melanson
Director
Winter Park Public Library
460 East New England Avenue
Winter Park, FL 32789
407-623-3300
rmelanso@wppl.org
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To support the program which provides learning opportunities primarily aimed at those 55 and up
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$90,000
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Cathy Lieblich
Senior Resource Alliance Florida Pioneer Network
988 Woodcock Rd., Suite 200
Orlando, FL 32803
407-228-1812
Lieblicc@elderaffairs.org
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To support development and implementation of the Florida Pioneer Network
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$50,000
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Randy Hunt
President & CEO
Seniors First
5395 L.B. McLeod Rd.
Orlando, FL 32811
407-292-0177
sfceorhunt@yahoo.com
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To create a one-stop job coaching program for seniors
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$65,000
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Project Imagination Intergenerational Literacy Program
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Mitchell O'Rear
Founder and Executive Director
Project Imagination
P.O. Box 547351
Orlando, FL 32854
407-463-4079
info@projectimagination.org
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To support an intergenerational school literacy program to encourage students to become better readers with help from older adult mentors
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$25,000
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Intergenerational Pre-K Project--OTTER (Older Teachers Training Early Readers)
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Foster Grandparents of Central Florida
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Jane Watkins
Foster Grandparents of Central Florida
7400 Laurel Hill Oaks Circle
Orlando, FL 32818
407-298-4180
jwatkins@fgpcfl.fdn.com
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To provide trained older adult reading readiness coaches to help preschoolers with reading skills
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$65,000
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Randy Hunt
President & CEO
Seniors First
5395 L.B. McLeod Rd.
Orlando, FL 32811
407-292-0177
sfceorhunt@yahoo.com
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To replicate the Community Care Team model in faith communities in the area. The teams provide free practical assistance--such as transportation, to the frail, elderly, ill and injured.
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$45,000
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Elder Transportation Council
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To support the ongoing development of the Elder Transportation Council
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$12,500
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Independent Transportation Network
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To support development and operation of the Independent Transportation Network (ITNOrlando) in Orlando.
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$202,500
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Older Adults Community Website
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Laura Capp
Project Director
Senior Resource Alliance
988 Woodcock Road, Suite 200
Orlando, FL 32803
407-228-1818
cappl@elderaffairs.org
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To develop a user-friendly website featuring information and services for older adults. The address is: http://www.seniorresourcealliance.org/site/si01home.aspx
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$43,320
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Medicare Awareness Outreach Program
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T.J. DeCerbo
Marketing Director
Senior Resource Alliance
988 Woodcock Road
Orlando, FL 32803
407-228-1820
decerbot@elderaffairs.org
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To continue to educate the public about the Medicare Prescription Drug Program
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$5,847.56
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Centralized Senior Services Feasibility Study
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T.J. DeCerbo
Marketing Director
Senior Resource Alliance
988 Woodcock Road
Orlando, FL 32803
407-228-1820
decerbot@elderaffairs.org
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To fund a study examining the feasibility of having multiple older adult agencies and service providers located in a single facility
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$15,000
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To co-sponsor a forum focused on transportion issues affecting older adults
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$18,000
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Physician Teleconferencing
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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To purchase a "portable" tele-conferencing system
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$10,000
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Oncology Tumor Board Equipment
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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To purchase equipment needed to continue and expand the Tumor Board.
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$15,000
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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To help fund research on how to promote a healthy neighborhood in the area surrounding WPMH.
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$10,000
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Patient Experience Transformation Project
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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To create an environment that reduces anxiety and improves the patient experience at the hospital.
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$50,000
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Breast Positron Emission Tomography Equipment
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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To help purchase state-of-the-art equipment that can stage and monitor many types of cancer.
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$250,000
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Lola E. Nowers Nursing Scholarship Fund
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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A nursing scholarship fund created from the estate of the late Lola E. Nowers dedicated to nursing education and administered by WPHF
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$57,376.32
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Carl J. Brunoehler, M.D. Scholarship Fund
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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A nursing and health-related education scholarship fund created from the estate of the late Carl J. Brunoehler, M.D., a well-respected Winter Park obstetrician and gynecologist. It is administered by the WPHF
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$23,120
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Opportunity Grants
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Geri Evans
Executive Director
Florida on the Move
108 Stonebrook Court
Longwood, FL 32779
407-682-9780
gevans22@cfl.rr.com
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To establish and help support the expansion of the Florida on the Move fitness program throughout the state
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$35,001
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Renovation of Winter Park Memorial Hospital Emergency Department
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Winter Park Memorial Hospital
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Ken Bradley Administrator
Winter Park Memorial Hospital
200 N. Lakemont Ave.
Winter Park, FL
407-646-7495
ken.bradley@flhosp.org
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Part of a $3 million pledge to help rebuild and expand WPMH's emergency department. When complete, it will be called the Winter Park Health Foundation Emergency and Urgent Care Center
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$750,000
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University of Central Florida Medical School
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University of Central Florida Foundation Inc.
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Deborah German
Dean
UCF College of Medicine
P.O. Box 160116
Orlando, Fl 32816-0116
407-823-1841
dgerman@mail.ucf.edu
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Initial payment of $1 million pledge to assist with the building of the U.C.F. Medical School
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$400,000
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Exercise Equipment for Parks
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John Holland
Director of Parks and Recreation
City of Winter Park
401 Park Ave. S
Winter Park, FL 32789
407-599-3334
jholland@cityofwinterpark.org
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For the purchase of exercise equipment for Winter Park parks
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$40,370.45
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Exercise Equipment for Parks
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Chuck Jordan
Leisure Services Mgr.
City of Maitland
1776 Independence Lane
Maitland, FL 32751
407-539-6264
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For the purchase of exercise equipment for Maitland parks
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$44,584.05
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Exercise Equipment for Parks
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For the purchase of exercise equipment for Eatonville parks
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$28,347.40
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Showalter Field Renovations
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Winter Park High School Foundation
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Bill Gordon
Principal
Winter Park High School
2100 Summerfield Road
Winter Park, FL 32792
407-622-3200
gordonw@ocps.net
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To cover improvements to Showalter Field facilities and the site
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$50,000
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John Holland
Director of Parks and Recreation
City of Winter Park
401 Park Ave. S
Winter Park, FL 32789
407-599-3334
jholland@cityofwinterpark.org
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To help sponsor Art on the Green Exhibition in Central Park in downtown Winter Park
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$10,000
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City of Winter Park Welcome Center
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Sam Stark
President
Winter Park Chamber of Commerce
PO Box 280
Winter Park, FL 32790
407-644-8281
sstark@winterpark.org
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Initial payment of a $300,000 grant to help fund construction of the new city Welcome Center which will feature regular health programs and will serve as headquarters for the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce
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$100,000
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The Winter Park Health Foundation established the Trustee Discretionary Fund which enables members of the Foundation’s Board of Trustees to direct up to $2,500 in grant funding per quarter to the nonprofit organization of his or her choice to support a project that helps the Foundation move closer to its mission of boosting the health of the community.
Center for Mutlicultural Wellness & Prevention, Inc.
Community Foundation of Central Florida, Inc.
Dental Care Access Foundation, Inc.
Don Diebel Jr. Good Samaritan Fund
Easter Seals Florida, Inc.
ESTEEM, Inc.
Fast Start Management Inc.
Junior Achievement of C.F.--W.P. Consortium
Orlando Neighborhood Improvement Corp.
Seminole County Friends of Abused Children, Inc.
Seniors First, Inc.
Share the Care, Inc.
Sisters Network, Inc.
St. Margaret Mary Church
STEPS, Inc.
