You can RUN! You can WALK!

The 17th annual Fiddler’s Green Charity 5K race is a fun run/ walk benefitting two local organizations, CECO (Conductive Education Center of Orlando) and Habitat for Humanity of Winter Park- Maitland.

THANK YOU!

The charity 5K was on February 15th, 2025. We had a great event! We met our goal! On behalf of the beneficiaries and the 5K committee... Thank you to all participants, sponsors and everyone who donated, volunteered and helped in any way!!

The 5K run/walk winds thru the shaded tree lined streets of Winter Park. Following the 5K, everyone was invited to Fiddler's Green Irish Pub for a free beer, live Irish music, Irish dancers, raffles and a fun time for all!

The 5K is about more than the run…and the beer…it is about the opportunity to benefit local charities. This year our beneficiaries are the Habitat for Humanity/Maitland and CECO (Conductive Education Center for Orlando).

Over the past 17 years more than $500,000 has been raised for local charities, so the fun and festivities have a much larger purpose.

Even if you can't run in the 5K you can still help out by making a direct donation, becoming a fundraiser, or supporting a runner and team!

You can also become a Fiddler's Green Charity 5K sponsor and really show your generosity!

Runner and Sponsor Opportunities in 2025

Get your friends and family to sponsor you and WIN big prizes. Set up your donation page at registration and send the link to your friends via email, text, Facebook and Instagram.

It's EASY!!

• Raise $50 from your friends and family and win a beer or glass of wine.
• Raise $100 and win a beer or glass of wine, and also a $15 Fiddler's Green Gift Card.
• Top fundraiser receives a beer or glass of wine, a $15 Fiddler's Green Irish Pub Gift Card and a bottle of fine Irish Whiskey.

You can participate Virtually too! Get the T-SHIRT, Medal, Free Beer and also win the fundraising prizes from the comfort of your home!

Let's get outside, have fun and raise money for great local charities (100% of net proceeds go directly to the charities).

What started as a lark some 17 years ago has become a way to help out the local community.