Winter Park Health Foundation

09/29/2026

We're excited to share that the Winter Park Health Foundation’s Crosby Wellness Center is a finalist in not just one but TWO categories in the 2026 Best of Winter Park competition, hosted by the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce!

Crosby is nominated as:
🔹Best Place for Health & Wellness
🔹Best Workout

Offering state-of-the-art amenities and expert support, Crosby Wellness Center is a central way WPHF works to meet our mission to improve health in our community.

✅ Help us win by voting for Crosby every day, now through Friday, October 16, at winterpark.org/best-of-winter-park

09/24/2026

World-renowned chef José Andrés is coming to Winter Park! 🌟 Join the conversation on Tuesday, October 20, at 6:30 PM at Warden Arena at Rollins College (1000 Holt Avenue). Doors open at 5:30.

Presented by the Winter Park Institute in partnership with Orlando Health, this dynamic and deeply personal discussion will feature stories from the remarkable career Andrés has built, along with his reflections on leadership, service, and what it means to act when others need us most.

Tickets start at $25 and can be purchased online at winterparkinstitute.org

A celebrated chef, restaurateur, and humanitarian, Andrés has centered his life’s work around an important idea: food brings people together, and each of us can make a difference. Through World Central Kitchen, which he founded in 2010, he has helped provide meals to communities facing disasters and humanitarian crises.

The Winter Park Health Foundation is proud to support the Winter Park Institute and its mission to bring extraordinary people and powerful ideas to Central Florida to engage and inspire our community.

09/16/2026

It was our joy and honor to host you, and we are so happy you enjoyed the experience! 🩵

A morning focused on connection, wellness, and taking a little time to reset together. 🤍

Our team spent the day at the Center for Health & Wellbeing learning about stress management, strengthening our connections, and finding ways to bring more wellness into the fast-paced world of real estate.

Grateful for a team that makes time for each other — both in and out of the office!

09/02/2026

When it comes to investing in our community, one of the most valuable resources we can give is our time.

Last month, WPHF team members spent a Friday morning at Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, sorting grocery donations alongside a team from construction company Barton Malow.

Together, we organized 7,380 pounds of food, enough to feed 6,150 people.

Food Is Health is one of three strategic priorities the Winter Park Health Foundation is focused on in 2026 and beyond, and volunteering is a central way we show up for our partners and our mission to improve health in Central Florida.

That commitment will continue because we believe teams who serve together, succeed together. 🩵

08/21/2026

Back-to-school season is all about showing up for our community 🎒💛

The Winter Park Health Foundation was proud to help students, teachers, and families kick off the school year with a range of efforts and events.

WPHF’s Crosby Wellness Center collected school supply donations for Killarney Elementary School, we joined Town of Eatonville Florida and Hungerford Elementary School leaders to welcome students for their first day, and we treated Dommerich Elementary School teachers to a complimentary cooking class at the Center for Health & Wellbeing, where they got to eat the recipes they learned!

We are grateful to have been part of the moments that help schools in our community start back strong. We wish students, educators, and families a great year ahead!

08/19/2026

FREE DOCTOR VISITS 8/25 🩺: See a doctor on Tuesday, August 25, from 9 AM to 5 PM, at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Eatonville (412 East Kennedy Boulevard).

This free walk-in clinic, brought to you by Grace Medical Home with funding support from the Winter Park Health Foundation, is open to anyone who is:
🔹 18 or older
🔹 uninsured
🔹 living on a limited income

Whether you need help with a specific health concern, just haven’t been feeling well, or are simply due for a checkup, this opportunity is for you!

No appointment is required, but you will need to bring your ID. You do not have to be an Eatonville resident to be seen.

After your doctor’s visit, be sure to stop by Hebni Nutrition’s Fresh Stop Bus to pick up your free fruits and vegetables.

We can’t wait to care for and connect with you!

Grace Medical Home | Macedonia MBC Eatonville FL | Hebni Nutrition Consultants, Inc. | Community Health Centers | Winter Park Health Foundation

08/18/2026

Starting this school year, a nurse practitioner will be in place at Hungerford Elementary School in Eatonville to see students at no cost to families, regardless of insurance coverage.

This is the third School-Based Health Center (SBHC) funded by the Winter Park Health Foundation, joining our established SBHCs at Glenridge Middle School and Winter Park High School. Healthcare Providers of Florida manages all three centers.

Available services include:
• Physicals
• Flu, strep, and other tests
• Diagnosis and treatment
• Prescriptions
• Specialist referrals

Any student from our 14 designated schools (see slide 4 for full list) can receive care at any one of our three centers. The same free health services are also available to those students' siblings up to 18 years old, as well as children who attend daycare, private schools, or charter schools in Eatonville, Maitland, or Winter Park.

This initiative is part of the Coordinated Youth Initiative (CYI), WPHF's 30-year partnership with Orange County Public Schools (Orange County Public Schools), through which WPHF has invested more than $24 million to support student health.

We are proud to be able to expand this effort, and we thank our partners for working with us to help bring care to even more kids throughout our community.

08/17/2026

Come with us on a tour of Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida 🥒

WPHF’s Director of Human Resources, Antoinette McNair, met with Second Harvest’s Volunteer Manager, Ian Dixon, to learn more about the organization’s work and impact across our community.

Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is a private, nonprofit organization that collects, stores, and distributes food to a network of more than 800 feeding partners across seven counties: Brevard, Lake, Marion, Orange, Osceola, Seminole, and Volusia.

Antoinette recently organized a Winter Park Health Foundation team volunteer day at Second Harvest (stay tuned for photos!), supporting its mission to create hope and nourish lives through a powerful hunger relief network. This effort aligns closely with WPHF’s Food Is Health pillar, which recognizes the critical connection between nutritious food and overall health and wellbeing.

Interested in lending your time to support this important cause? Visit feedhopenow.org/volunteer to sign up!

08/13/2026

FREE HEALTH CHECKS 8/25 🩺: See a doctor on Tuesday, August 25, from 9 AM to 5 PM, at Macedonia Missionary Baptist Church in Eatonville (412 East Kennedy Boulevard).

This free walk-in clinic, brought to you by Grace Medical Home with funding support from the Winter Park Health Foundation, is open to anyone who is:
🔹 18 or older
🔹 uninsured
🔹 living on a limited income

Whether you need help with a specific health concern, just haven’t been feeling well, or are simply due for a checkup, this opportunity is for you!

No appointment is required, but you will need to bring your ID. You do not have to be an Eatonville resident to be seen.

After your doctor’s visit, be sure to stop by Hebni Nutrition’s Fresh Stop Bus to pick up your free fruits and vegetables.

We can’t wait to care for and connect with you!

Grace Medical Home | Macedonia MBC Eatonville FL | Hebni Nutrition Consultants, Inc. | Community Health Centers | Winter Park Health Foundation

08/07/2026

Better habits lead to better health ✨ That's the philosophy behind lifestyle medicine and the reason the Winter Park Health Foundation contributed $25,000 last year to support a pilot program for cardiac patients designed in partnership with 4Roots' Culinary Health Institute and AdventHealth.

WPHF funding paid the program costs for referred patients who otherwise would not have been able to take part in the 12-week opportunity, which activated all pillars of the Center for Health & Wellbeing.

Not only did participants receive culinary education, medically tailored meals, and produce boxes, they also benefited from fitness memberships and personal training at WPHF’s Crosby Wellness Center, as well as a series of behavioral health and other consultations.

Randall's story, seen in this video, is just one example of the power of this partnership.

Thank you to everyone who joined this effort:
🔹 AdventHealth
🔹 4Roots' Culinary Health Institute (CHI)
🔹 Florida Blue
🔹 Gordon Food Service

We are also excited to share that the Winter Park Health Foundation is investing an additional $50,000 to expand the program, with a matching $50,000 grant from the Ardmore Institute of Health.

Here's to helping even more people make the changes they need to get and stay healthy!