More than 15 years after helping establish a community initiative to strengthen local healthcare, Michael D. Chiumento III and Bruce Page have been recognized for their lasting contributions to the AdventHealth Palm Coast Foundation.
The two longtime Flagler County leaders were named the Foundation's 2026 Humanitarians of the Year during an October 20 recognition event at Hammock Dunes Club.
 | Community Recognition 2026 Humanitarians of the YearMichael D. Chiumento III and Bruce Page were honored by the AdventHealth Palm Coast Foundation for their longstanding contributions to healthcare philanthropy in Flagler County. October 20, 2026 | Hammock Dunes Club |
Chiumento and Page were founding members of the 20/20 Society, an initiative launched in 2010 with an ambitious goal: raise $1 million by 2020 through annual contributions from local residents.
The Society exceeded that fundraising goal ahead of schedule, helping establish a foundation of community support for local healthcare initiatives.
John Subers, executive director of the AdventHealth Palm Coast Foundation, credited the two leaders with helping build confidence and attract supporters during the organization's early years.
"Michael and Bruce gave the 20/20 Society credibility from the beginning," Subers said. "People knew them, trusted them and saw how committed they were to this community. Their involvement helped us bring other people to the table and build support for the Foundation."
Since 2009, the AdventHealth Palm Coast Foundation has raised more than $15 million in community donations, including contributions from 20/20 Society members.
As a not-for-profit healthcare system, AdventHealth relies in part on philanthropic contributions to strengthen programs, support healthcare professionals, and enhance services available to the community.
Today, many members of the 20/20 Society direct their annual contributions toward the Foundation's Nursing Excellence Fund, which provides educational opportunities and professional development for local nurses.
One example is Joe Stores, an assistant nurse manager at AdventHealth Palm Coast Parkway. Foundation funding helped cover coursework and examination expenses for Stores to earn his Certified Emergency Nurse credential.
The additional training strengthens his emergency care skills and supports his ability to respond confidently to patients while leading his nursing team.
Read more about Joe Stores and his national emergency nursing certification.
Both honorees have longstanding records of civic involvement beyond their work with the Foundation.
Chiumento, managing partner of Chiumento Law, has served on the AdventHealth Board of Directors for more than 14 years and founded Chiumento CARES, an initiative focused on community support.
Page, executive chairman of Intracoastal Bank, has contributed his leadership to local healthcare, educational, and civic organizations throughout Flagler County.
Their recognition highlights the role local business and community leaders can play in supporting healthcare services for residents.
More than a decade after its founding, the 20/20 Society continues its mission through charitable contributions that invest in healthcare professionals and the future of patient care in Flagler County.
To learn more about the Foundation and its community initiatives, visit the AdventHealth Palm Coast Foundation website .
Michael D. Chiumento III and Bruce Page were named the Foundation's 2026 Humanitarians of the Year on October 20, 2026, at Hammock Dunes Club in Palm Coast, Florida. Both were recognized for their leadership and contributions to local healthcare philanthropy.
The 20/20 Society is a community fundraising initiative established in 2010 to support local healthcare. Its original goal was to raise $1 million by 2020 through annual commitments from community members. The Society exceeded that goal before its target year and continues supporting healthcare initiatives.
Donations help support healthcare programs, nursing education, and professional development. Contributions to the Nursing Excellence Fund, for example, help local nurses pursue additional training and professional certifications that strengthen patient care.
