In 2013, a little girl named Allie came to Give Kids The World Village and with her, her uncle Randy Griswold. Although he had lived in Central Florida for 15 years, Give Kids The World was new to him. But, as he saw the Village firsthand and watched Allie’s face light up throughout the week, (click for more)
As school comes to a close for students around the country, excitement builds as families plan their summer vacations. Central Florida – the theme-park capital of the world – sees lots of summer tourists. In fact, Visit Orlando recently announced that Orlando was America’s most visited destination in 2017, welcoming a record-breaking 72 million visitors! (click for more)
Every day at Give Kids The World Village I get to meet so many dedicated volunteer groups – from college students and religious organizations, to corporations from all over the country. On May 18, we welcomed a wonderful group back to the Village: the Mickey Maniacs! (click for more)
Nestled between Julie’s Safari Theatre and Twinkle Hope’s Rockin’ Spa, Give Kids the World Village’s garden is home to a koi pond, Mayor Clayton’s house, butterflies, and – thanks to a hardworking group of volunteers – lots of beautiful plants and flowers. Three years ago, the garden was a little more than an overgrown patch (click for more)
Every day at Give Kids The World Village, we work hard to create a cleaner, greener environment for our families and for this beautiful planet we call home. Here a few of the initiatives we’ve implemented at the Village to help keep our planet green and beautiful: – We have energy sensors in our villas (click for more)
