The Trinity Love Hoblit Foundation turns hope into action through education, awareness, and support. Trinity Love Hoblit Foundation, a non-profit 501 (c)(3), established in 2016 is headquartered in Amelia Island, Florida. Its purpose is to support and fund Neuroscience research for pediatric and adult patients receiving treatment at Wolfson Children’s Hospital, Baptist Neurological Institute, Baptist Health and other similar facilities; raise awareness and educate the public in the fields of neuroscience and organ transplantation; and to support local education facilities and schools. Trinity passed away in 2015 at the age of 14 from a ruptured brain aneurysm. She was an advocate of organ donation so with her family’s support, she gave life to three donor recipients after her death. Her heart was given to a 5-year-old boy that was awaiting a heart for over a year, her liver went to a 6-month-old baby boy and a kidney to a 29-year-old woman. These three recipients are alive today as a result of Trinity and her family’s support for organ donation. On September 2016, Trinity Love Hoblit Foundation Endowment was established to support neuroscience research for pediatrics and adults at Wolfson's Children's Hospital and Baptist Neurological Institute. Endowments are an ideal way to establish a legacy that helps future generations. And because of the uncertain financial landscape surrounding health care, endowment gifts have never been more important than they are today. Gifts to endowments support activities today, grow over time and provide a steady, predictable source of financial support for the future of our community's health care. Currently, Baptist Health is matching all endowment gifts, providing a unique opportunity to help build and grow endowments.
