Community Impact

Working together to make a difference

Jackson Nurse Professionals has been making a meaningful impact on our community since 2006 by donating our time, talents and resources to local charities and nonprofits. Each year, our team donates hundreds of hours of service to the community and through a partnership with Jackson Healthcare.

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Our passion for volunteering is a natural expression of our Core Values: Others First, Wisdom and Growth. Associate-led philanthropic efforts support three areas of impact which include education, health, and human services. 

Jackson Healthcare Values graphic, Others First, Wisdom, Growth

Frequently Asked Questions

JNP donates hundreds of hours of service annually to local charities and nonprofits, with associate-led volunteering focused on education, health, and human services, supported by Jackson Healthcare’s dollar-for-dollar donation matching up to $5,000 per associate per year.

Yes, JNP has an ongoing partnership with Great Oaks Village, a youth home in Orlando, providing school supplies, day trips, and holiday gifts for the children living there each year.

Organizations We Support

Four interlocking jigsaw puzzle pieces—blue, yellow, red, and green—symbolize Giving Back and Community Impact, arranged together in a square formation.

Academy for Autism

Wounded Warrior Project logo showing a silhouette of one soldier carrying another, symbolizing giving back and community impact, surrounded by the organization’s name in a circular border.

Wounded Warrior Project

American Diabetes Association logo featuring a stylized triangular design, symbolizing giving back and community impact, with the organization’s name in black text on a white background.

American Diabetes Association

Logo of Second Harvest Food Bank featuring a sun and wheat graphic, with a fork and knife, symbolizing giving back and community impact within the circular design.

Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida

Logo for Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child, featuring a gift box with a red bow on an airplane, symbolizing giving back and community impact, encircled by green and red text.

Operation Shoebox

OneBlood logo featuring a white drop of blood icon and the words oneblood Share your power. on a solid red background, symbolizing giving back and community impact.

Oneblood

Cartoon child with spiky hair holding a yellow pencil, smiling, with a red heart in the background, symbolizing giving back and community impact.

A Gift for Teaching

Logo of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital featuring the silhouette of a child with hands held together above the hospital name in gray text, symbolizing giving back and community impact.

St. Judes Research Hospital

Logo for Harbor House of Central Florida, featuring a large stylized H in green and blue, reflecting giving back and community impact, with the organization's name below in matching colors.

Harbor House

The Paragon School logo with a puzzle piece graphic and the motto High Functioning to High Achieving, highlighting Giving Back and Community Impact in academics, social, values, and conduct.

The Paragon School

Logo featuring a blue cross design above the words Christian Service Center in bold gray uppercase letters, highlighting community impact.

Christian Service Center

Logo for Track Shack, established 1977, Orlando, Florida, featuring red and blue text inside an oval, celebrating community impact and giving back.

Track Shack Foundation

A simple line drawing of a house with a tree beside it. "SAFE HOUSE" is written below, highlighting giving back and community impact in red and purple text.

Safe House

A group of people stand in front of a building labeled Great Oaks Village, giving back and creating community impact with various sports balls and equipment.

Great Oaks Village

A large group of people, many wearing purple shirts and face masks, pose together outdoors under a partially covered area, showcasing their commitment to giving back and community impact.

One Heart

Our Commitment to Foster Kids

If you’ve ever heard Rick Jackson, the founder of Jackson Healthcare, tell his moving story about growing up in foster care, you’ll understand our commitment to empowering children in youth homes. We were introduced to Great Oaks Village a few years ago,  a youth home in Orlando that houses over 40 kids  from 6 to 18 that have been removed from their homes for abuse or neglect, and we’ve been organizing projects and outings for them ever since. During the summer annually we provide backpacks and school supplies to everyone in the home and host awesome day-trips that have included a BBQ, water slides, football, mazes, and a trip to WonderWorks.  At the end of every year, the team participates in payroll deductions (matched by Jackson Healthcare) and works to provide gifts to every youth in the home during the Holidays, the loneliest time of year for many of the kids.

Read more about Rick’s moving story here: Saved by a Stranger, CBN News.

The image displays the phrase love lifts in bold, blue lowercase letters, joined together to highlight the spirit of giving back and community impact.

LoveLifts Member

LoveLifts is Jackson Healthcare’s community impact platform focused on providing a hand up to those in need. Two key areas of focus are improving access to healthcare, and the wellbeing of young people.