Let’s Help Orlando

Especially during COVID-19, these Central Florida non-profits could really use your help.

• Financial Donations much appreciated during this time since we have closed our stores and donation centers temporarily. We are a social enterprise that supports our programs and employees with the donated goods we sell in our stores.
• We provide workforce development and job placement. We continue to serve our community through our virtual job connection center.
• Go to www.goodwillcfl.org to donate or help find resources.

• Donations at this time since we drained our funds helping several dogs with medical care from a hoarding case.
• We help dogs that otherwise end up in shelters and/or euthanized due to shelters being overcrowded.
• Contact (321) 277-2067 to donate or help find resources.

• We are the Meals on Wheels provider for Orange County and while we are currently fully staffed with volunteers, our most pressing need now is monetary and in-kind donations to our food pantry which serves senior citizens and the community at large. Donations can be made here: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/senfirqgiv/ and you can view our pantry needs list here: https://bit.ly/2UQsYGe
• Seniors First provides a wide range of nutrition and in home services designed to keep senior citizens living safe, healthy, independent lives in their own homes where they prefer to be.
• Contact (407) 292-0177 or visit www.seniorsfirstinc.org to donate or help find resources.

• The organization has experienced loss in income negatively affecting its operations. We have retained employees and programming while having fixed expenses for CityArts Orlando gallery. The greatest loss is for the artists we work with because they don't have the same opportunity to sell art providing income for their livelihood.
• We are doing virtual events to keep artists connected to the community. We partnered with UCF on a virtual live performance called Creative Isolation, we have virtual galleries on our website and social media prompts and are asking artists to participate. In addition, one of our employees and her sister are donating time to make masks for those in need. We will do our first virtual 3rd Thursday Gallery event this month on zoom.
• Contact (407) 648-7060 to donate or help find resources.

• Our greatest needs at this time include:
• Grocery Gift cards and emergency funds for food and basic needs
• PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) including disposable gowns, masks, protective eye-wear/face shields for our medical and residential staff members
• Video game system and sports equipment to keep teens in our residential programs busy and active (footballs, soccer balls, volleyballs, basketballs, corn hole, etc.)
• Cleaning products: disinfectant wipes, bleach
• Hand sanitizer
• Hygiene supplies for youth clients
• Easter meal for youth in our residential programs as kids cannot leave to be with their families.
• Emergency funds for mental health services (requests for services are increasing dramatically but we don't have funding available to address all the needs)
• IMPOWER serves approximately 10,000+ individuals and families each year through a continuum of mental health and child well-being services. Fortunately, our mental health services are fully operational as we were primarily using Telehealth before the virus began. As tensions rise across the community though, we are seeing a spike in referrals for counseling and psychiatric services. It is our residential programs, however, that are being the hardest hit at this point.
• Both The Village (transitional housing for homeless youth ages 18-24) and The Grove (residential substance abuse treatment for teenagers) are on lock-down and kids/youth are unable to leave campus. At The Grove, teens are unable to see their families other than through Facetime and desperately seeking activities to keep active and their treatment focused. At The Village, more than 75% of our youth have lost employment and income. These young people have no families or support systems to turn to. With no end in sight, they are leaning on us for food and basic needs at this time.
• Contact (407) 215-0095 to donate or help find resources.

• We fundraiser for the bleeding disorders community of Florida. This year, due to COVID-19 and its financial effects, we anticipate a greater need for emergency financial assistance from our community. People can donate directly at our website or get involved with our fundraising events such as walks, a golf tournament, and a theater event.
• HFGF provides emergency financial assistance, camp tuition, scholarships, educational programming, Medic Alert Identifications, etc. to the Florida bleeding disorders community. We anticipate a greater need for emergency financial assistance this year due to COVID-19 and its financial effects.
• Contact (407) 629-0000 to donate or help find resources.

• Camaraderie Foundation needs your financial support now more than ever.
• Camaraderie Foundation's mission is to provide healing for the "invisible wounds of war" through counseling, emotional and spiritual support for all branches of Post-9/11 Veterans, Service Members and their families.
• Contact (407) 841-0071 to donate or help find resources.

Autism Society of Greater Orlando

• Donations of food gift cards to assist families with groceries during pandemic. We are looking for sponsors for our Autism Walk on July 26, 2020 inside the Orange County Convention Center. Sponsors can be cash or products to be used in our silent auction.
• 100% of all funds donated and/or raised stay here in our local community to support programs and services to those with autism and their families in Central Florida. These supports include training for first responders and comminuted businesses, social skills groups for those with autism, programming for adults with autism, etc.
• Contact (407) 855-0235 to donate or help find resources.

• Due to COVID-19, Seminole County Public Schools is seeing an increase in need for food, school supplies, and other essential items for our students. Currently, SCPS has over 1,200 homeless students and 30,000 students in low-income households. These working families are feeling the burden of the economic slowdown. The Foundation exists to enhance education in Seminole County Public Schools. You can help ensure students have the resources they need during this difficult time.
• Donate financially to Families in Need: this is the best way to serve the greatest number of students. It allows us to utilize our vendor pricing and purchase food, hygiene items, and other supplies at a reduced rate, getting exactly what students need. Text SCPS to 243725 or donate to FIN online at www.FoundationSCPS.org. We will use these funds to purchase food for individual families/school food pantries, hygiene items, and other supplies for students.
• Donate non-perishable food to support local school food pantries. Make sure the food is not expired, and drop off between 9 am – 3 pm starting March 23 to any SCPS school.
• Donate school supplies to support students with at-home learning. All public school students are engaged in at-home learning until April 30th and need basic school supplies to support their education. Supplies can be dropped off at:
• Tools 4 Seminole Schools (1780 West Airport Blvd., Sanford, FL 32771) every Thursday between 9:00 am – 2:00 pm. or you can also call 407.320.7767 to schedule a drop off. Supplies can also be dropped off at East Coast Believers Church (3053 W. SR 426, Oviedo, FL 32765) Monday – Friday between 10:00 am – 3:00 pm.
• We raise funds to purchase essential supplies for homeless students and students with financial need. Students can receive assistance through the Families in Need program. The funds we raise are used to purchase food, hygiene items, and at home school supplies for students during COVID-19.
• Here is a direct link to our landing page for ways to help students in need during COVID-19.
• Contact (407) 320-0180 to donate or help find resources.

• During this time of economic uncertainty the number of pets that are being relinquished is at an all time high and people can often not afford elective procedures including but not limited to important spay/neuter surgeries. Therefore our need for donations is very high. We also always need and welcome interested volunteers.
• We are an all volunteer 501c3 nonprofit whose mission is to support Central Florida animal welfare by fundraising for local nonprofit and government agencies that are dedicated to Shelter/Rescue, Spay/Neuter and community education programs.
• Contact (407) 461-1768 to donate or help find resources.

• Temporary fosters, permanent adopters, shelter supplies, financial donations
• Our no-kill shelter houses and cares for more than 100 cats and dogs at any given time. They come from all over Volusia County, as well as other parts of Florida and southern Georgia. We pull dogs who are in danger of being euthanized for space in other shelters.
• Contact (386) 428-9860 to donate or help find resources.

• For us to deliver our mission, it is crucial for us to provide funding to our amazing researchers. We will be hosting our first ever Virtual One Walk on Saturday, May 16th. We ask you follow us on social media to join the fun. If you are able, we would love for you to show your support by donating and becoming a "walk star!" At JDRF, we do not turn away from challenges. We are forever awed by the generosity of the T1D community, which has remained strong even in the most of difficult times. With your help, we can continue our fight for a world without T1D with greater urgency, dedication and commitment.
• At JDRF, our mission is to improve lives today and tomorrow by accelerating life-changing breakthroughs to cure, prevent and treat type one diabetes and its complication. In addition to funding critical research, we provide education, resources and support to individuals who are diagnosed with T1D.
• Contact (407) 774-2166 to donate or help find resources.

• Our non-profit is always in need of donations and for large events we would love volunteers.
• Our non-profit uses donations to help send families of fallen law enforcement officers to state and national memorials along with paying their way to attend retreats to unite those who have lost a loved one in the line of duty. This allows them to grieve with those who understand the tragic loss. We provide many local events and meetings for our members to come together and allows them to properly grieve and help them find their "new normal".
• Contact centralflcops@gmail.com to donate or with any questions.

Paving the Way Foundation

• Financial donations to help pay rent, electric and internet so we can keep educating children and their parents about human trafficking to end it would make a huge difference for us. A donation of $1,500 would ease the burden for a couple of months. Thank you!
• We are educating and raising awareness about human trafficking, online grooming and recruitment tactics. With millions of our children currently online going to school, they are great risk to be lured into this life. Many of our students are at home without parental guidance. We educate and empower families to prevent them from being lured in and becoming victims of this silent crime. Think about it - we are in lockdown and daily there are children that go missing. Families need to be aware of what is happening on line, what to look for and how to avoid becoming a victim.
• Contact (386) 527-2452 to donate or help find resources.

The Lifeboat Project, Inc

• Financial donations are always a huge need but gift cards to Walmart, target, amazon and Publix would be wonderful.
• We specialize in providing wrap-around services for victims of human trafficking. We provide housing, clothing, food, education, medical, dental and eye care etc.
• Contact (407) 310-8905 to donate or help find resources.

Let's Kick Asthma Foundation

• Let's Kick Asthma encourages and welcomes donations and sponsorship's to continue assisting Asthma patients with their unique needs. Volunteers for administrative duties, fundraising, social media, public relations, and more are welcomed. You do not have to be an asthma patient to join our efforts.
• Let's Kick Asthma provides education and outreach services to Asthma patients in order to help them overcome day-to-day challenges and learn ways to improve the quality of their lives.
• Contact (407) 435-7513 to donate or help find resources.

Habitat for Humanity Orlando & Osceola

• Donations and In-Kind building materials
• We provide housing for low-income families.
• Contact (407) 648-4567 to donate or help find resources.

American Lung Association - Central Florida

• The American Lung Association in Central Florida needs community help via donations, volunteering, corporate teams for signature fundraising events, corporate sponsorship, and volunteer leadership. Every donation made to our organization furthers our mission of saving lives by improving lung health and preventing lung disease through education, advocacy, and research.
• The American Lung Association helps those in need in a variety of ways listed below. Currently, we are working on various efforts with COVID-19, please see below to find what our organization is doing to combat this virus.
• Day to day support for those in need:
• -Support groups throughout out 10 counties in Central Florida for those living with COPD
• -Lung HelpLine staffed by Doctors and Respiratory Therapists to assist those with lung health related questions and concerns - 1.800.LUNGUSA
• -Funding lung cancer research locally, and nationwide (Lung cancer is the #1 cancer killer in both men AND women)
• -Every year, we fund the best and the brightest in medical and scientific research to drive innovation, discover the unknown, and improve the lives of those living with lung disease
• -Tobacco & Smoking Cessation programs
• -Federal & State Advocacy: we support laws that put public health first. Policies that improve lung health, reduce tobacco use, protect us from secondhand smoke, and clean up air pollution
• COVID-19 Efforts:
• -Hosting weekly webinars with our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Rizzo, to provide information on COVID-19 and recommendations for people with chronic lung disease and their caregivers.
• -One of our research award recipients, Researcher John Schoggins, Ph.D., of UT Southwestern Medical Center helped discover a naturally occurring protein that inhibits COVID-19 infection. The protein, LY6E demonstrated the ability to block coronaviruses from entering cells. As such, Dr. Schoggins and his international team of collaborators have determined LY6E plays a key role in the primary immune response defending against COVID-19.
• -Providing updated COVID-19 FAQ's on our lung.org website to educate our communities with the most accurate and current statistics & information
• Contact (407) 205-1822 to donate or help find resources.

onePULSE Foundation

• Financial donations to help us with the operations of the Pulse Interim Memorial; to provide security and daily cleaning of the site.
• To create and support a memorial that opens hearts, a museum that opens minds, educational programs that open eyes and legacy scholarships that open doors.
• Establishing a sanctuary of healing and a beacon of hope by memorializing the lives taken, the lives saved and all the lives affected by the Pulse nightclub tragedy of June 12, 2016 – ensuring Pulse's legacy of love lives on forever.
• Contact (407) 775-4611 to donate.

• Donations to keep the planes flying so we can fulfill our mission of providing completely free Honor Flights to Washington DC to our senior aged Veterans so that they can view and reflect at the memorials built in their honor.
• We offer a mission of honor to those hometown heroes in our community - WWll, Korea, and Vietnam era Veterans. Most have never seen the memorials built to honor them and the fallen they fought alongside, and our tours of the Veteran memorials provide a way for them to see that the personal sacrifices they made on behalf of all of us will never be forgotten. Honor Flights allow for us to provide an overdue honor to those who have fought for our freedom around the world during times when they answered the call to serve for all of us. We also provide closure to a Veteran's service in a way no other organization does.
• Contact (321) 303-8914 or go to honorflightcentralflorida.org to donate or help find resources.

• Beacon College, America's first accredited baccalaureate program dedicated to educating students with learning disabilities, provides the Beacon Salon Speaker Series, a free educational Community outreach program that features experts and performers from Florida and across the nation in monthly events that also include free heavy appetizers. In its 4th year, the entire 55K cost of the series — which is attended largely by seniors — has been footed by our small college (425 students) and the pandemic threatens to torpedo the 2020-21 season because of deep budget cuts.
• Contact (352) 638-9789 or go to https://www.beaconcollege.edu to donate or find more information.

Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando

• Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando could use assistance in the form of cash donations to support our programs, donations of pet food for our community pet food pantry and volunteers interested in fostering animals.
• Pet Alliance of Greater Orlando assists the community in the following ways:

1. Animal Sheltering - Each year, more than 6,000 dogs and cats are turned into our shelters by people that can no longer care for them. Pet Alliance provides shelter, food, medical care and enrichment for the dogs and cats until they find their new home. With the current situation we anticipate seeing an increase in the number of animals turned in at our shelters in the coming months.
2. Pet Owner Assistance - Pet Alliance provides free pet food for community members experiencing financial difficulties. We also partner with local senior service agencies to provide free food and veterinary care for low income senior citizens who own pets. We have already experienced an increase in the number of people contacting us for free food and anticipate that will continue to grow.
3. Low Cost Veterinary Care - Pet Alliance provides veterinary care at our three clinics throughout central Florida. Services include low-cost wellness, vaccines, and spay neuter surgeries. Proper care and wellness of pets is important and providing low-cost care will help pet owners keep their pets healthy.

• Pet Alliance recently completed a survey of pet owners in our community and learned that 30% of people think they will need free pet food in the coming months and about 50% of people anticipate needing low-cost wellness and vaccines. Financial support will allow us to provide these services as well as ensure our shelters have the resources needed to care for homeless pets. In kind donations of pet food will help community members facing job loss and other economic factors that would require them to need free food for their pet.
• Contact (407) 351-7722 or go to Petallianceorlando.org to donate or for more information.

The Sharing Center

• The Sharing Center is the largest food pantry in Seminole County. Launching "Operation Good Samaritan" from 4/6 – 5/1 with a goal of raising $120,000 to help our neighbors with food and financial support during this extreme time of need.
• Contact (407) 260-9155 or click here to donate.

• We are open for Video Therapy for mental health and offering 2 free sessions for those impacted by COVID19. This includes 1st responders, doctors, nurses, hospital techs, aides, those who have lost their jobs, those without insurance, those in grief of a loved one. We are here to help.
• Please call us at 407-423-3327 and press ext 110 to speak with our intake specialist Jason. He will confirm your needs and set your appointment for a Video or Telephone Therapy with a therapist. We're here to help!

• As we are in the midst of significant transition, we are shifting our programming needs to better serve kids. Here are the two major things happening at All-Stars that are requiring us to shift future funding/grant dollars to be able to serve the following immediate two needs:
• Programming Services:
• Training and utilizing our staff to fill the gaps and support the District's new virtual learning for students outside the classroom
• Shifting to delivering our programs virtually--programs such as health/wellness, academic (STEM), workforce development training, and other enrichment programs
• Family Resources:
• Providing the necessary tools to our front-line staff to perform wellness checks and communicating resource information to families on a regular basis
• Identifying the needs of our low-income families and making sure they have essential tools/resources at home (i.e. Internet service, food/groceries, school supplies, etc.)
• How does your non-profit help those in need? Orlando After-School All-Stars provides comprehensive youth development programs that keep children safe and help them achieve in school and life

• Orlando ASAS serves over 2,600 students and their families annually in our year-round programs. All programs are school based and tailored to supplement and enhance the existing efforts of each specific school site. Orlando ASAS's programming centers around the core components of academics, enrichment, athletics and service learning.
• The organization utilizes an innovative and diversified year-round curriculum to engage youth so that they may develop the life-skills, maturity and confidence necessary to become responsible and productive citizens at home, school and in their community

• Our greatest need is donations so we can continue to serve children and families in greatest need, including children and families in the foster care system. 
  
• Many families we serve struggle financially and struggle to afford basic necessities, such as diapers, yet they are also struggling with mounting stress triggered by the public health crisis, increasing their need for critical mental health services. 
  
• Additionally, financial contributions help provide 24/7 crisis support to children, families and adults. During this time of social isolation, families are under increased stress and pressure - and, without support - this could put children at a greater risk of experiencing abuse or neglect. Our crisis intervention and family support services help families manage this stress, keeping more kids safe.
  
• We also ask our community to be the "eyes and ears" for kids right now to be on alert for children who may be experiencing abuse or neglect, and to be alert for individuals and families that may be under intense strain - please refer them to CHS for services and support.

• During this unprecedented time, CHS provides crisis intervention and support to children, families and individuals who are experiencing additional stress and anxiety. As many families are experiencing unemployment, the strain of schooling children at home and/or having young children at the home 24/7, families are feeling overwhelmed. CHS provides mental health support through telehealth counseling, telehealth parenting support, and referrals to other community resources.
  
• Additionally, CHS protects and cares for children in the foster care system, helping them find safety, stability and success -- all the more important during this unprecedented time.

• We have had a great response for foster and volunteer support because so many are out of work. Our greatest need now is monetary donations.
• Poodle and Pooch rescue is run 100% by volunteers. No one is paid. We do this work because we love dogs and we want to save lives. If that sounds like you, please consider joining the Poodle and Pooch team! There are lots of ways you can help! We specialize in the rescue, rehabilitation, socialization and re-homing of abandoned, neglected, and abused dogs. We provide safe foster homes and necessary veterinary care which often includes much more than vaccinations, spay/neuter and dentals.
• Our vets perform all necessary diagnostics, procedures, and surgeries to make these dogs well, to repair the damage inflicted by others. Compassion, generosity, and love of our fellow creatures is what brings us all to dog rescue. We are dedicated to honoring and continually inspiring and nurturing these qualities in our volunteers, donors, and adopters. We appreciate each other and our donors for bringing the courage, joy, and humor that makes such challenging work possible.

• Donations graciously accepted in preparation for the annual Thanksgiving Basket Brigade to support families in our community. Please consider donating now, or reaching out if you have questions. This will be the 23rd year of Basket Brigade Central Florida. :)
• Basket Brigade believes that one small act of kindness makes a difference for many. With your donation, our goal is surprise 3000 families with baskets for Thanksgiving.

• Freedom Ride provides therapeutic horseback riding for individuals with disabilities and our US Veterans. We also provide horse therapy for individuals with anxiety, depression and human trafficking victims.
• Currently we are in need of monetary donations.

New Beginnings of Central Florida

• We are a poverty prevention ministry offering resources and assistance during this very challenging time. To learn more visit us online nbcfl.org or give us a call 352-404-6946.

• 100% of your tax-deductible gift will be used to help with COVID-19 relief efforts that include, but are not limited to, food and lodging for on-call staff and care packages for caregivers who have been impacted by COVID-19.
• Please click here for 3 ways you can give back during this time.

Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida

• The loss of economic activity has already started impacting thousands of hourly workers and their families. More will be impacted in the weeks ahead.
• Financial donations are needed to restock shelves and provide fuel and drivers for food distribution. Every dollar donated to Second Harvest Food Bank can provide 4 meals to a person in need.
• Volunteers help sort and pack food for distribution and prepare meals in our production kitchen. Volunteer shifts are limited due to CDC guidelines. Please check back often as shifts are added. www.feedhopenow.org/volunteer
• Virtual food drives. We are not asking the community for traditional food drives in order to protect the safety of the food supply. Instead, rally your co-workers, friends and family in a virtual food drive. Learn more at www.feedhopenow.org/coronavirus. 
• Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida is a private, nonprofit organization that collects, stores and distributes donated food to more than 550 feeding partners in six Central Florida counties: Brevard, Lake, Orange, Osceola, Seminole and Volusia. Last year, with the help of numerous donors, volunteers and a caring, committed community, the food bank distributed nearly 63 million meals to partner programs such as food pantries, soup kitchens, women's shelters, senior centers, day care centers and Kids Cafes.

United Against Poverty

• Sharing with families in Orlando that our grocery program is open 7 days a week for lower income households. We also have a need for volunteers to help run the program.
  
• To serve those in poverty by providing crisis care, case management, transformative education, food and household subsidy, employment training and placement, personal empowerment training and active referrals to other collaborative social service providers.
• To donate, volunteer or get more info contact (407) 650-0774 or email eric@unitedagainstpoverty.org

• Runway to Hope relies on financial donations to fund our Family Assistance Program, which provides much need relief to children and their families battling pediatric cancer.
  Often times, when a child is diagnosed with cancer, one parent has to quit their job, inevitably reducing their household income by 50%. Those affected by COVID-19 are further out of work and still trying to ensure life saving treatment for their child.
• Runway to Hope helps to alleviate the financial burden of families by paying bills for rent or mortgage, electricity, car payments, as well as gas and food allowances. We also have a partnership with Second Harvest Food Bank, providing groceries and other essentials to families with a child battling pediatric cancer.
• For more information contatct (407)802-1544 or email Laura@runwaytohope.org

Restaurant Partners Helping Heroes

• Tijuana Flats has launched an initiative with their Just In Queso 501C3 Foundation... RESTAURANT PARTNERS HELPING HEROES. This effort has started in ORL-TMP-JAX-WPB and S.FL to help feed front-line workers during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Besides the end goal of feeding front-line workers – the other big part of this effort is that LOCAL RESTAURANTS staffed by local people, and NOT SPECIFICALLY Tijuana Flats restaurants - are going to participate in this on a fair and rotating basis – which means employment opportunities (hours) for these area restaurant workers.
• Mission: Local restaurants partnering together to raise funds and provide free meals to front line emergency workers during the COVID-19 Pandemic. 
  *Front Line Emergency Workers Defined As: Medical Personnel, Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facility staff, Police Officers, Paramedics and Fire Fighters.
• Goals: 
  1. Support front line emergency workers through ongoing meal donations. 
  2. Support local restaurants by purchasing the meals to be donated
• Social Media: Facebook: www.facebook.com/RestaurantPartnersHelpingHeroes
• How to Donate: Go Fund Me: https://charity.gofundme.com/o/en/campaign/restaurant-partners-helping-heroes
• Contact Us: Meagan Gallagher Executive Director, Just In Queso 321-624-4400 Meagan.Gallagher@tijuanaflats.com https://www.tijuanaflats.com/just-in-queso

• Donations of cash, Home Depot, Publix, or Walmart gift cards. Dog food, cat food, canned fruits & veggies, bleach
• We provide a safe & per Mona to home to wild & exotic animals. We also provide educational programs.

• Our Mission... One Heart for Women and Children's mission is to provide the necessary resources for families as they transition through and overcome varying hardships of daily living in the Central Florida region and abroad. How we do that… We have established partnerships with many Central Florida resources to educate, empower, and mentor men, women and children. We provide the following services from our Homebase in Orlando, Fl.: Clothes, Food, School Supplies, Personal Hygiene Items, Household Items. We offer a full spectrum education and prevention services to families including: Life skills and Parenting Classes, Youth education, and Outreach Drug and Alcohol Prevention. Abroad One Heart for Women and Children delivers many of these services to Haiti, Costa Rica and Africa.
• Community Food Pantry is open Monday - Friday from 9am to 3pm.
• Check out our website, Facebook or Instagram page for more information.

• Our donor efforts allow us to address the needs of many families we serve and to offer special initiatives that focus on the issues of preterm birth, low birth weight and infant mortality. To support Healthy Start and the important work that we do, there are many ways that your contribution can make a difference! The following is a list of our vital needs including the monetary value of the items within each category. We accept financial contributions at www.HealthyStartOrange.org/Donate, and new, donated items at our program office (475 Story Rd., Ocoee, FL 34761):
• Healthy Start "Mall" Needs / $5 - $75
  Diapers (size N-4), wipes, onesies, bath tubs, tummy time mats
• Infant Safety Needs / $76 - $125 
  Pack-n-plays and car seats
• Care Coordination Needs / $126 + 
  Client education, prevention and counseling*
• *Please contact Healthy Start at info@healthystartorange.org if you are interested in volunteering.
• The Healthy Start Coalition of Orange County is a non-profit organization that since 1992 has been providing preventative education and support services to pregnant women and infants. Services are provided at no cost and are designed to improve birth outcomes as well as infant health and development.
• Complete a Prenatal Risk-Screen at your doctor's office! You may have risk factors that can contribute to your baby being born too early or too small.
• Complete an Infant Risk-Screen when your baby is born! Your baby may have risk factors that can lead to health and/or developmental problems.
• Healthy Start offers free services that have been shown to reduce those risks. Services include:
• Pregnancy and baby care education
• Breastfeeding education
• Childbirth classes
• Counseling Help to stop smoking
• House calls by health professionals
• Nutrition education
• Mental health counseling
• Referrals to other agencies

• Donations to help us pay for the rescue horses feed and vet care
• We have community outreach programs 6 days a week to educate and provide extra curriculum to children and adults alike. We provide equine therapy to people in need.
• To donate or get more info contact (407) 702-8332 or email dchorses1@gmail.com
  

TeleHealth Access for Seniors

• We are a registered non-profit with 501(c)(3) status pending. We are a group of high school and college students looking for old, used iPhones, iPads, Samsung/Android smart devices. These devices are going to be distributed to medical practices across Orlando for use by low-income elderly patients. Patients will get to use these for telehealth appointments. We have already dropped off devices at multiple practices in the area. We need device donations as well as donations to our GoFundMe.
• Our devices go to practices who identify at-risk patients who lack devices. Once patients are given the donated devices, they are able to set up virtual video appointments with their doctor and able to access care. This protects our most vulnerably populations and helps prevent spread of disease.

• To donate, volunteer or get more info contact (407) 523-1991 or email mministries@cfl.rr.com
• Morgan Ministries feeds an average of 500 people a month in downtown Orlando.