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The $600 million campaign goal for Power Extraordinary is critical at this moment in time. We are currently building the Al and Jane Nahmad Women’s Cancer Center and the Kenneth C. Griffin Center at Miami Neuroscience Institute will break ground soon. Both are major projects that reflect urgent needs. Now is the time to act, and it’s up to all of us to help spread the word.

Seeing the incredible work being done at Baptist Health has been truly inspiring. The dedication to cutting-edge research and patient care is remarkable. Supporting their efforts is being part of something truly meaningful, knowing that we are contributing to advancements that will benefit countless lives.

When I reflect on my own life and the many blessings I’ve had, I feel a deep responsibility to give back to the institutions that truly matter. Baptist Health is certainly one of them. For me personally, Miami Cancer Institute and the incredible nurses there hold a special place in my heart. I’d encourage anyone who has the means to do the same, find what speaks to you within Baptist Health and give back where it matters most.

Supporting Baptist Health for nearly a decade has been incredibly rewarding, and being a member of the Miami Cancer Institute Hospital Board has given me a unique perspective on the extraordinary work being done every day. It’s inspiring to be part of a place that is making a profound impact on patients every day.

For nearly two decades, I have supported Baptist Health because of its unwavering commitment to excellence in patient care. Miami Cancer Institute, under the leadership of Dr. Mike Zinner, continues the commitment to excellence in cancer care. It’s a privilege to be part of this great organization.

Baptist Health has the facilities, the talent and the technology—but what truly makes it powerful is its culture of compassion. That’s the ‘extraordinary’ we are investing in. That’s the ‘extraordinary’ I hope others will choose to be a part of too.

When our daughter was diagnosed with cancer, it was crucial for us to stay in Miami. We have an incredible network of support and leaving Miami would have meant losing that. We’ve seen a significant rise in breast cancer and other types of cancer, making the need for the Al and Jane Nahmad Women’s Cancer Center essential. By supporting Baptist Health, we are saving lives and that makes us part of something extraordinary and powerful.

Supporting causes that strengthen health, education and our community has always been important to us. Through our involvement with Miami Cancer Institute and the Foundation Council, we’ve seen firsthand the extraordinary care and innovation happening at Baptist Health. We are proud to support a mission that brings hope to so many people.