- December 22, 2024
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A crew of volunteers helped get all runners signed in and registered.
Michael Jordan and his son, Paxton, 7, were ready to run.
Tenley Rodriguez, 2, had a great view of all the festivities from atop dad Chris’ shoulders.
Addison French used sign language to perform the national anthem.
Hundreds of runners enjoyed the beautiful weather at this year’s French Family Foundation 5K/Fun Run.
The French family includes mother Kelly, father Jason, daughter Addison, and sons AJ, left, and Greyson, right.
Tara Zele, Jordyn Decker and Bryan Fifer, of Bryan Fifer State Farm, were excited to support the French Family Foundation.
Andrew Vacca, left, and Jack Roudabush represented Adaptive Florida for All, a new Clermont-based non-profit.
Adam Markowitz, of Luminary Tax Advisors, was a proud sponsor of this year’s event.
Tasha and Ronald Fraser participated in the French Family Foundation event for the first time..
The Clermont Tri Club traveled to Hamlin to participate in this year’s run.
Participants received a beautiful medal upon competition of the course.
The French family was pleased with the turnout at this year’s 5K/Fun Run.
The French family was pleased with the turnout at this year’s 5K/Fun Run.
Local runners enjoyed a rare brisk morning Saturday, Nov. 16, for the French Family Foundation's second annual 5K/Fun Run 2024.
The event kicked off at Home State Brewing Company in Hamlin.
The Winter Garden-based nonprofit was founded by the French family. It seeks to provide support and assistance to people with disabilities, their families and those seeking adoption of children with disabilities.
Ultimately, the nonprofit hopes to open a business in Hamlin staff primarily with people with disabilities, co-founder Jason French said. Funds raised from the 5K will help the organization reach that goal.
