Hiaasen appears in the Florida Forum Speaker series

Carl Hiaasen, Floridian, journalist and writer, recently shared unforgettable findings during a appearance in the Florida Forum Speaker series, which was presented by the Women's Board of the Wolfson Children's Hospital.

Hiaasen discussed during a thoughtful conversation with the columnist of the Florida Times Union, Mark Woods, Florida's culture, politics and the environment. Hiaasen is a long-time columnist, author, author, author, author and three-time Pulitzer Prize nomination and divided numerous personal knowledge into his life and career, including his early days as a newspaper reporter. The Apple TV adaptation its novel “Bad Affe”; And his deep love for Florida.

The Florida Forum Speaker series for the Wolfson Children's Hospital is made possible by long-time partners and spacious sponsors Landstar, Wells Fargo and Florida Blue.

The Florida Forum lowers awareness and funds for the Wolfson Children's Hospital and supports its mission to ensure the best available pediatric health care for all children.

The Women's Board of the Wolfson Children's Hospital has undertaken to collect 1.5 million US dollars for two new children Kare Mobile Intensive Care units (ICUS) and other Wolfson Children's Hospital programs. The Kids Kare Mobile ICUs are part of the newborn and pediatric transport fleet of the Wolfson Children Hospital and include the necessary livelihood equipment for the transport of critically ill and injured infants and children.

Children Kare vehicles and helicopters certainly transport almost 3,000 infants and children to the Wolfson Children's Hospital for emergency born and pediatric critical and trauma supply.

For more information, see Womensboardwch.com.