Shelby Smith has been hired by Lee Health Foundation as marketing communication coordinator to support the fundraising team’s marketing goals with a focus on content creation, brand development, public relations, social media management, media relations, website management and email marketing. Smith, a resident of Fort Myers, is a California native who began her journey at.
Generosity was on the menu at Jersey Mike’s throughout March as Southwest Florida locations rallied their community to support Golisano Children’s Hospital. Through the Month of Giving campaign, customers rounded up their purchases at the register, and on Jersey Mike’s Annual Day of Giving, 16 local restaurants donated 100% of the day’s sales. Together, these.
The Bonita Bay Gala Committee and FineMark Women’s Pro Tennis Championship at the Bonita Bay Club raised $561,100 for Lee Health Cancer Institute through two recent events. Funds from the 3rd Annual Groovy Golf Classic Charity Tournament, held on Jan. 12, and the Bonita Bay Oh What A Night Gala on April 6 will support.
The Lee Health Cancer Institute Fashion Show and Luncheon held March 12 at Heritage Palms Golf and Country Club in Fort Myers raised nearly $44,000 to benefit the Lee Health Cancer Institute. The sold-out event featured an awards luncheon, benefit auction and fashion show. “This event is a vital way to recognize the individuals and.
The Sanibel and Captiva Island communities are coming together once again for a night of generosity at the 25th Annual SanCap Cares Island Celebration on March 28 at the Sanibel Community House. This Silver Island Celebration will commemorate 25 years of impact, supporting lifesaving pediatric care at Golisano Children’s Hospital. This highly anticipated evening will.
Throughout March, enjoy subs at Jersey Mike’s locations in Southwest Florida, and a portion of your purchase will be donated to Golisano Children’s Hospital. The month-long campaign culminates on Wednesday, March 26, with Jersey Mike’s Day of Giving, when 16 local restaurants will donate 100% of the day’s sales to the hospital. Last year, the.
Laurye and Wayne O’meila of Fort Myers were so inspired by a presentation at the inaugural Grateful Hearts event last February that they donated $50,000 to the Lee Health Heart Institute. “We were extremely impressed to learn about the cutting-edge programs and innovative technology to improve the state of cardiac care at Lee Health,” said.
Inspired by a presentation on advanced cardiac care at last year’s inaugural Grateful Hearts event, Laurye and Wayne O’Meila of Fort Myers have donated $50,000 to Lee Health Heart Institute and have further committed an additional $100,000 to support this year’s event. “We were incredibly impressed by the innovative programs and technology dedicated to improving.
After receiving emergency treatment at Lee Health Heart Institute, Southwest Florida resident Brian Seasholes and his wife, Samantha Sheridan, have donated $250,000 to support advanced cardiac care in the region. The couple has also committed an additional $100,000 following this year’s Grateful Hearts event to further support the Institute’s mission. In January of 2024, Seasholes.
The second annual Grateful Hearts event, hosted by Laurye and Wayne O’Melia, raised $228,000 in support of Lee Health Heart Institute, continuing its mission to enhance cardiac care in Southwest Florida. Building on the success of last year’s inaugural gathering, this year’s event brings the total raised through Grateful Hearts to $388,000. Held on Feb..