Give Kids The World Village, Nonprofit resort village in Kissimmee, United States.
Give Kids The World Village is an 89-acre resort in Kissimmee with 166 private storybook villas designed specifically for children with critical illnesses. The grounds feature accessible rides, entertainment venues, and two swimming pools welcoming all visitors.
Henri Landwirth founded the village in 1989 after witnessing a young girl with leukemia unable to visit the Orlando theme parks she dreamed of. That moment became the spark for an organization that now serves thousands of families.
The Castle of Miracles displays thousands of stars on its ceiling, with each one marking a child who spent a week here. This installation creates a space where families feel connected to the many stories unfolding around them.
Families receive free accommodations, meals, and tickets to Central Florida theme parks through partnerships with more than 250 wish-granting organizations worldwide. The property is fully accessible and easy to navigate, with everything families with special needs require.
The resort offers roughly 1,800 volunteer opportunities each week, making it one of the largest volunteer programs supporting critically ill children across the country. This expansive network of helpers ensures each family receives personal and attentive care.
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