Miles to Go in the News
Orange Observer July 2022
Thirteen-year-old Miles Newbold and his mother, Danielle, are the compassionate hearts behind Miles to Go, a nonprofit in Dr. Phillips that focuses on providing basic necessities to those in need.
https://www.orangeobserver.com/photo-gallery/miles-to-go-expands-its-reach-to-serve-more-in-need
Meet Danielle Newbold of Miles To Go
Today we’d like to introduce you to Danielle Newbold.
Miles Newbold - Heart of Florida United Way Change Maker Junior
New this year, the Change Maker Junior award celebrates contributions to Central Florida made by some of the regions youngest leaders, specifically Change Makers from ranging from ages 0 – 17, who use creativity, determination and passion for change to make a difference for others.
News Channel 13: Everyday Hero!
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — While most 10-year-old boys may be inside playing video games, Miles Newbold is hard at work, doing all he can to help make a homeless person's day better.
- Miles Newbold created nonprofit to help homeless people
- Miles To Go delivers bags with food, clothing
- The charity has delivered more than 2,000 bags
See what the Orange Observer had to say about us!
As 9-year-old Miles Newbold gave a bag of basic necessities to a homeless woman at Lake Eola Park, his concern for her was evident.
But it was the reassurance from the woman that struck a chord with Miles and his mother, Danielle.
“Don’t worry, honey,” the woman told Miles, a Windermere resident. “I sleep under the stars.”