All Children's Hospital Benefits From Taste of Pinellas

Every admission and food ticket purchased at last wekend's Taste of Pinellas helps to support an organization dedicated to creating a healthy tomorrow for Tampa Bay children.

More than 30,000 people came out to the annual event to sample foods from more than 40 restaurants in the Tampa Bay region and to enjoy live performances by Sheryl Crow, Ziggy Marley and All American Rejects.

Proceeds from the annual Taste of Pinellas fundraiser go to helping sick children in St. Petersburg and the Tampa Bay region. 

Watch our video and hear from Pediatric Emergency Physician Patrick Mularoni, M.D. He talks about the dedication and personalized care at All Children's Hospital.

Helping Children

All Children's Hospital treated more than 9,800 children last year with a staff of more than 250 pediatric physicians. In all, the hospital provides 43 medical and surgical programs, including a pediatric emergency center, heart center, pediatric cancer program and nationally designated Cystic Fibrosis Center.

Hospital History

The hospital was founded in 1926 as the American Legion Hospital for crippled children. The hospital has expanded and evolved over time. A newly rebuilt 259-bed hospital opened in January 2010; it not only focusses on health care but on advancing treatment, education, research and advocacy in children's health.

How to Help

If you didn't make it to the Taste of Pinellas, you can still donate or volunteer. Learn more about upcoming events, including the 29th Annual All Children's Hospital Telethon on Sunday, June 3, by checking out the All Children's Hospital Foundation website.

For More Information

All Children's Hospital

• 1-800-456-4543

All Children's Hospital Foundation

• 727-767-4199