A Healthy Community is Our #1 Priority
We are west Orange County’s wellness champion.
At the Foundation for a Healthier West Orange, we firmly believe that personal health and well-being are the building blocks for community-wide growth and opportunity.
As a thought leader and investor, we channel our resources and expertise into initiatives that support the health and well-being of West Orange County. By fostering a culture of wellness, we strive to create a strong and resilient community.
We recognize we can’t do this alone. As a trusted community leader, we actively bring together a diverse network of individuals and organizations committed to improving the health and well-being of West Orange County. We collaborate with business leaders, government officials, faith-based organizations, educational institutions, nonprofits, and healthcare professionals. Together, we work toward a shared vision of cultivating the healthiest community in the nation.
Our Guiding Values
Health and Wellness
Through innovative programs and initiatives, we strive to empower individuals to lead healthier lives, enhancing their quality of life and personal fulfillment.
Innovation
We seek creative solutions to address the evolving needs of our community, drive positive change and inspire new possibilities.
Access
We improve access to opportunities vital for building a healthy community.
LATEST NEWS
Healthy Selfie Contest and 5K Celebrates 10 Years Of Moving West Orange
Finding the right care during pregnancy can be hard on its own. Finding it while life’s obstacles are at their highest can feel impossible. After losing her job and being evicted, Rosalind found herself in one of the toughest moments of her life. Not one to give up, she immediately started calling doctors’ offices to secure adequate care during her pregnancy. What she found was a trail of closed doors. Without insurance, one office after another turned her away. No referrals. No next steps. The one option that might’ve worked was too far away. "As a mom of two, having to do all that research on your own is hard," Rosalind says.
Redefining Aging through Music, Art & Theatre
Finding the right care during pregnancy can be hard on its own. Finding it while life’s obstacles are at their highest can feel impossible. After losing her job and being evicted, Rosalind found herself in one of the toughest moments of her life. Not one to give up, she immediately started calling doctors’ offices to secure adequate care during her pregnancy. What she found was a trail of closed doors. Without insurance, one office after another turned her away. No referrals. No next steps. The one option that might’ve worked was too far away. "As a mom of two, having to do all that research on your own is hard," Rosalind says.
Foundation Investment Expands The Boys & Girls Club’s Impact Across Generations
Finding the right care during pregnancy can be hard on its own. Finding it while life’s obstacles are at their highest can feel impossible. After losing her job and being evicted, Rosalind found herself in one of the toughest moments of her life. Not one to give up, she immediately started calling doctors’ offices to secure adequate care during her pregnancy. What she found was a trail of closed doors. Without insurance, one office after another turned her away. No referrals. No next steps. The one option that might’ve worked was too far away. "As a mom of two, having to do all that research on your own is hard," Rosalind says.
Foundation for a Healthier West Orange Expands Walk/Run Program at West Orange County Schools
Finding the right care during pregnancy can be hard on its own. Finding it while life’s obstacles are at their highest can feel impossible. After losing her job and being evicted, Rosalind found herself in one of the toughest moments of her life. Not one to give up, she immediately started calling doctors’ offices to secure adequate care during her pregnancy. What she found was a trail of closed doors. Without insurance, one office after another turned her away. No referrals. No next steps. The one option that might’ve worked was too far away. "As a mom of two, having to do all that research on your own is hard," Rosalind says.