Disney Cast Members Step Up for Healthy Hearts at 2014 Greater Orlando Heart Walk

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  • More than 450 Disney Cast Members stepped up for the American Heart Association (AHA) at the 2014 Greater Orlando Heart Walk, held Saturday at the University of Central Florida's Memory Mall. Cast Members from throughout Central Florida helped the AHA make strides in its fight against heart disease and stroke before they even crossed the finish line, forming teams to raise more than $23,000 for research and education.
  • More than 450 Disney Cast Members stepped up for the American Heart Association (AHA) at the 2014 Greater Orlando Heart Walk, held Saturday at the University of Central Florida's Memory Mall. Cast Members from throughout Central Florida helped the AHA make strides in its fight against heart disease and stroke before they even crossed the finish line, forming teams to raise more than $23,000 for research and education.
  • More than 450 Disney Cast Members stepped up for the American Heart Association (AHA) at the 2014 Greater Orlando Heart Walk, held Saturday at the University of Central Florida's Memory Mall. Cast Members from throughout Central Florida helped the AHA make strides in its fight against heart disease and stroke before they even crossed the finish line, forming teams to raise more than $23,000 for research and education.
  • More than 450 Disney Cast Members stepped up for the American Heart Association (AHA) at the 2014 Greater Orlando Heart Walk, held Saturday at the University of Central Florida's Memory Mall. Cast Members from throughout Central Florida helped the AHA make strides in its fight against heart disease and stroke before they even crossed the finish line, forming teams to raise more than $23,000 for research and education.
  • More than 450 Disney Cast Members stepped up for the American Heart Association (AHA) at the 2014 Greater Orlando Heart Walk, held Saturday at the University of Central Florida's Memory Mall. Cast Members from throughout Central Florida helped the AHA make strides in its fight against heart disease and stroke before they even crossed the finish line, forming teams to raise more than $23,000 for research and education.