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ORLANDO - Giving back to Central Florida nonprofit agencies that help underserved children and families is something the DeVos family and the entire Orlando Magic organization take pride in doing every year. With the U.S. fighting the pandemic for a full year now and with so many still struggling, it felt even more important to them in 2021 to donate to those who need that extra assistance. Despite all of the Orlando Magic Youth Foundation’s (OMYF) annual fundraising events getting cancelled over the last year because of COVID-related gathering and event restrictions, the Magic announced th...

ORLANDO - The Orlando Magic Youth Foundation today announced it will donate $1 million this year to area nonprofits that assist at-risk children and their families. Magic ownership, the DeVos family, contributed $700,000 toward this important initiative. The gift came after all of OMYF’s fundraising events were canceled in the last year due to COVID-related gathering and event restrictions. Three organizations received funds today in the first wave of grants to be issued. Further grants will be announced in the coming months. “Through the leadership and generosity of the DeVos family, giv...

Orlando Magic, AdventHealth announce details of downtown training facility Published  Magic, AdventHealth offer free game tickets to healthcare staff The Orlando Magic and AdventHealth will offer free home game tickets to health care workers. The new Orlando Magic Training Center near the Amway Center will also serve as a sports medicine center for the entire area. ORLANDO, Fla. - The Orlando Magic on Monday announced new details about a planned 130,000-square-foot facility that will serve as the practice and training home for the team and offer "state-of-the-art" medical services that are o...

By Marc Daniels, Scott Harris Jan 21, 2021 Cleveland Cavaliers v Orlando Magic Sports business website Sportico recently published their NBA Valuations and the Orlando Magic were 26th in their numbers. Sportico says the Magic are valued at $1.53B. The Knicks are valued at $5.42B, number one on the list. In 1991, Rich DeVos paid $85 million when he bought the team. On the market, the Magic might fetch over $2B. A team is worth whatever someone is willing to pay.  When NBA Commissioner Adam Silver was asked about expansion and how much a new franchise would be worth, Silver said the $2.5B fig...