STORIES OF DISNEY'S IMPACT IN CENTRAL FLORIDA
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DECEMBER 18, 2017 - WALT DISNEY WORLD
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Walt Disney World Resort donates $1.1 million to Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Florida
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Disney's donation helps fund remaining construction for the organization's newest club, the Hughes Branch, located in downtown Orlando at the new OCPS Academic Center of Excellence (ACE)... MORE >>
Disney VoluntEARS deliver more than 25,000 gifts to Toys for Tots, helping spread holiday cheer to Central Florida families.
In addition to the donations, Disney VoluntEARS have given more than 3,000 hours of time to the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve, helping clean and organize the warehouse, sort toys for distribution, and assist with the distribution of toys and gifts to registered families ...
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Anala and Jeda, the first Sumatran tiger cubs born at Disney's Animal Kingdom make their debut on Maharajah Jungle Trek.
The four-month-old sister and brother pair will be visible to guests periodically as they acclimate to their new area...
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Walt Disney World Resort donates $50,000 to Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida in support of evacuees from Puerto Rico.
George A. Kalogridis, president of Walt Disney World Resort, announced the surprise donation during the annual community Candlelight Processional performance at Epcot...
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Disney Cruise Line VoluntEARS bring the joy of storytelling to Caribbean schools.
Disney Cruise Line supports the annual
Reading Together program, which brings books and storytelling to schools in the Caribbean and the Bahamas ...
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George A. Kalogridis, president of Walt Disney World Resort, joined community leaders in recognizing risk takers who pursue their dreams at the 20th annual Don Quijote Awards Gala, hosted recently at Epcot.
The Disney Conservation Fund recently announced its 2017 Conservation Heroes, leaders who work to engage communities in the protection of wildlife and critical ecosystems around the world.
Sharing the joy in Central Florida, Mickey Mouse and the Walt Disney World Ambassadors are dropping in on several hometown parades this holiday season.
Children and families enjoyed a holly jolly day filled with arts, crafts and pixie dust at the Disney Kids & Family Zone at El Parrandón.
Through Dec. 25, Disney Parks will donate $5 to Make-A-Wish for each photo shared with "Mickey Ears" and the hashtag #ShareYourEars, up to a total donation of $1 million.
Food Allergy Research & Education (FARE) recently honored Walt Disney Parks and Resorts as an industry leader in providing safe, quality dining experiences to guests with allergies.
