Just days before students return to the classroom, Addition Financial Credit Union and the Addition Financial Foundation are celebrating the completion of its 2026 Renovate to Educate initiative by unveiling newly transformed needs spaces at five public schools across Central Florida, including a food and clothing pantry at Seminole High School's 9th grade center.
Join us for a variety of initiatives including vision care, high school scholarships, Thanksgiving meals for families in need, hearing and diabetes screenings, protecting our environment and more.
Dallas Jenkins, creator, director and co-writer of “The Chosen,” will headline a fundraising event benefiting Lutheran Haven Retirement Center on Saturday, Oct. 3, at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church in Oviedo. Every ticket sold will support Lutheran Haven Benevolent Care Ministry, which provides provides financial assistance to residents, including retired pastors, missionaries, commissioned church workers, schoolteachers and others who need additional support during their retirement years.
Returning for its seventh season – and fifth on WUCF TV, Central Florida’s PBS Station – “A World of Difference” provides guidance and builds community for families with students who learn differently, including ADHD, dyslexia and more.
Oviedo Medical Center is now offering an innovative medial implantable shock absorber knee system that helps patients delay or avoid total knee replacement. The hospital's first patient to undergo the procedure talks about her experience and recovery.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida recently presented one of its community feeding partners with a Nutritious Pantry certification. Issued Aug. 11, the designation recognizes East Coast Believers for its commitment to increasing access to fresh, nutritious foods and connecting neighbors with resources that support their health and well-being.
The Slovak Catholic Sokol is excited to announce that Mikayla Baker is a recipient of the 2026 Slovak Catholic Sokol Scholarship Grant.
Three Winter Springs High School students were among the 20 Central Florida students selected to participate in EA Orlando's 2026 Get in the Game STEAM Camp.
Building on the success of a pilot program launched last year in Lake County, Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida has teamed up with No Kid Hungry Florida for a second consecutive summer to expand access to free and nutritious meals, this time for children in the rural communities of Seminole County.
As DUDA celebrates 100 years of serving communities across Florida and beyond, the fifth-generation, family-operated real estate and agriculture company is investing in water safety and inclusion by donating $50,000 to support adaptive swim lessons at the Oviedo YMCA.
