Author: Dorron Blumberg

BROWARD HEALTH FOUNDATION NAMES BILL DIGGS PRESIDENT

December 10 2019 – Bill Diggs has been named president of the Broward Health Foundation, the fundraising arm of Broward Health, one of the largest public healthcare systems in the nation. In his new role, Diggs will oversee the Foundation’s fund development, major gifts, annual giving, special events and all capital campaign initiatives.

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Tour de Broward to Positively Impact Kids and Families at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital

December 10 2019 – Cycling, running, and walking are common Sunday activities for many South Floridians, but their workout routines will generate extra benefits the morning of February 23, 2020. That’s when the 11th annual ANF Group Tour de Broward will take place at Miramar Regional Park and thousands will exercise to help children and families at Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, one of the region’s leading pediatric facilities.

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AdventHealth Nicholson Center Unveils 3D Printing Prototype Lab

 December 9 2019 – Nicholson Center clients can now bring their ideas to life and improve clinical outcomes utilizing the facility’s 3D printing capabilities, expert team and tissue labs. AdventHealth Nicholson Center, one of the world’s leading medical training centers, today announces the official launch of its Prototype Lab to provide the technology, industry knowledge and testing needed to take a medical product from concept to working prototype. 
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Tuesday’s Angels Donates $25,000 to Support Three Local Non-Profit HIV/AIDS Programs

December 9, 2019 – Tuesday’s Angels, a donor advisory fund for Our Fund Foundation and a non-profit which provides assistance and financial support to Broward County residents and living with HIV/AIDS, announced it will donate a total of $25,000 to support three worthy local charity programs: 
•Children’s Diagnostics & Treatment Center was awarded $5,000 for its Pediatric Dental Clinic, which cares for pediatric patients living with HIV. The prevalence of dental issues in HIV+ children is higher compared to their counterparts because of the effects of antiretroviral medications.
 

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