Family Fun for a Great Cause
6th Annual Duck Race to help Central Florida’s most vulnerable adults and families
Saturday, May 16, 2026 – 9am – at Island H20 Waterpark
6th Annual Duck Day May 16, 2026 – 9am
Bring your flock and share in the fun at the 6th Annual Duck Day at Island H20 Water Park! Join us for a morning of fun, compassion and community with a live DJ, face painting, kids corner, a day at Island H20, and the chance to win awesome prizes – all while raising money to help our community!
OPTIONS TO SUPPORT DUCK DAY:
1. Buy a Ticket for park admission. Part of the purchase price goes to Pathway Homes.
2. Race a Duck and qualify to win prizes, while having fun connecting with the Central Florida community.
3. Become an Event Sponsor. As either a business or individual, consider one of our sponsorship levels to support this important event.
Shake those tail feathers and join us for a day that promises to be everything it’s quacked up to be!
Help us reach our $50,000 goal!
»»» Discounted to just $20 for the day – a 70% savings!
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Target gift cards
Darden gift cards
Crayola Experience passes
Island H20 Season passes
Island H20 Daily passes
Solar Bear tickets
Gatorland passes
Florida Citrus Sports Swag Bag
Medieval Times passes
Olive Garden gift cards
WonderWorks Orlando All-Access passes
Orlando City Soccer ticket
Rock Climbing Day passes
Margaritaville overnight stay
Embassy Suites overnight stay
… and prize baskets too!
Good Clean Fun for a Great Cause
The Quackiest Day of the Year!
Enjoy photos from our 2025 event:
Why We Race: The Numbers
$13
Earning $13/hour, a person needs to work 117 hours/week to afford the average 1-bedroom rental in Florida. source
28%
Homelessness is up 28%
27%
Increase in number of homeless persons classified as Veterans over previous year.
92%
Percent of those served by Pathway who remain in stable, permanent housing.
Nearly 3,000 men, women and children in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties are living in emergency homeless shelters, their cars, the woods or on the streets. Part of the problem is that there are not enough affordable housing options. Earning minimum wage, a single person would need to work 117 hours each week to afford the average one-bedroom rental in Florida. This count does not include those who were not found on the night of the count, doubled up with relatives/friends or living in a motel until their money runs out. According to Orange County Public Schools’ figures, nearly 9,700 students experienced homelessness over the past academic year.
Join with us as we shed a light on the problem of homelessness here in our own community and raise funds to help more people find a way to home.
Support awareness efforts by following Pathway on social media and sharing our posts!
Couldn’t make the race? Or just want to support this worthy cause? DONATE to Pathway Homes of Florida.