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Track Shack Events, the driving force behind the iconic Corporate 5k in downtown Orlando, and AdventHealth have formed a strategic partnership for Orlando’s largest workplace wellness initiative. This collaboration ushers in a new era for the event, now officially named the AdventHealth Corporate 5k.
The AdventHealth Corporate 5k, scheduled for May 8, 2025, stands out as a beacon of corporate camaraderie, wellness, and social responsibility. The 3.1-mile run/walk invites businesses and nonprofit organizations from across Florida to form teams, fostering a spirit of friendly competition and mutual encouragement.
Since its inception in 1995, the event has seen companies rally together not just for the thrill of the race but made a tangible difference in the lives of those in need. Proceeds from the AdventHealth Corporate 5k benefit the Track Shack Youth Foundation and Second Harvest Food Bank.
“Joining forces with AdventHealth is a milestone moment for the Corporate 5k,” said Jon Hughes, president of Track Shack Events. “Their commitment to health and well-being aligns perfectly with our mission to promote fitness and community engagement through sports.”
“The Corporate 5k has been an iconic event in Orlando for 30 years. But it’s much more than a race. It’s an opportunity for our corporate community – businesses and nonprofits – to come together and celebrate the great work being done to benefit our neighbors in need,” added Sharon Line Clary, senior vice president of community impact and partnership engagement for AdventHealth Central Florida. “As an organization dedicated to health, wholeness and uplifting our community, we’re proud of our longtime partnership with Track Shack. And we’re thrilled to be the new namesake of the Corporate 5k.”
Register for the AdventHealth Corporate 5k and join us on Thursday, May 8, 2025 in downtown Orlando for an unforgettable celebration of fitness, teamwork and community spirit.
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