Lee Health Foundation has hired Jacob Reyes as stewardship associate. A 2024 graduate of Lee Health’s Project SEARCH program, Reyes exemplifies the values of determination, growth and connection fostered through this school-to-work transition initiative.
In his new role, Reyes will support donor stewardship activities, helping foster meaningful connections with Lee Health’s philanthropic community. His responsibilities will include coordinating activities, assisting with donor appreciation efforts and providing administrative support to expand and maintain Lee Health Foundation’s donor relationships.
Reyes has completed multiple internships through Project SEARCH at Lee Health, including positions with Golisano Children’s Hospital Endoscopy Department and Lee Health Foundation team, as well as the 6W/6N Floor at HealthPark Medical Center. During his internships, Reyes gained firsthand experience in patient care support, event preparation and donor relations, showcasing a strong commitment to service and attention to detail.
A graduate of North Fort Myers High School, Reyes is deeply connected to the Southwest Florida community. His dedication and proactive approach make him a key addition to Lee Health Foundation’s efforts to advance healthcare philanthropy.
For more information about Lee Health Foundation and how you can make a difference, visit LeeHealthFoundation.org or call 239-343-6950.
About Lee Health Foundation
Lee Health Foundation raises philanthropic dollars on behalf of private nonprofit Lee Health to establish, expand and enhance innovative, lifesaving and preventative programs. The Foundation provides financial support for all five Lee Health hospitals including Golisano Children’s Hospital and Lee Health Fort Myers, opening late 2027, as well as many service areas including Lee Health Cancer Institute, Lee Health Coconut Point, Lee Health Heart Institute, Lee Health Hospital at Home, Lee Health Musculoskeletal Institute, and Community Health Clinics. Over the last year, the Foundation has distributed more than $27 million to support Lee Health’s mission. Please visit LeeHealthFoundation.org or call 239-343-6950 for more information about the role of Lee Health philanthropy in Southwest Florida.
