- December 4, 2025
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Caroline Trevino and Mark Olsomer loved the inflatable doughnuts.
Horizon West Church served coffee to runners and spectators.
Mary Mazza and Teresa Jablonski ran the race, despite what their shirts said.
Runners took off after the air horn was blown.
Alex Gilmore, Seth Rich and Jalani Robles were prepared to hand out water.
Andy Raphael, David Brady and Orlando DJ and Lighting’s Adam Rubman waited for runners to return.
Winter Garden Police Officer Travis Waters delivered dozens upon dozens of Krispy Kreme doughnuts to the finish line.
Participants were crowned with their doughnut-shaped medals upon finishing the race.
Participants were crowned with their doughnut-shaped medals upon finishing the race.
Ava Lack and Charlie Dudek posed with inflatable doughnuts.
Jackie Phillips and Debbie Wennerstrom stretched it out.
Virna Mitchell was all smiles with her children, Eva and Nathan.
Margie Surman and Melissa Richards rocked awesome, doughnut-themed T-shirts.
Runners took off after the air horn was blown.
Bob Marx, Dan Welsh, Emilee Lewis, Karen Ruiz and Kristina Cherry volunteered at the race.
The medals looked like doughnuts with bites taken out of them.
Kristina Cornuet was all smiles as she received her medal.
WINTER GARDEN Hundreds of Krispy Kreme doughnuts were a welcome sight at the finish line during the Donut Dash 5k race on Saturday, Oct. 13. Held at Newton Park in Winter Garden, the 5k raised funds for the Winter Garden Police Athletic League. Runners were encouraged to show up in their best doughnut-themed costumes or apparel, and could grab coffee, water, bananas and more pre- or post-race. Doughnut stations were set up along the race route, and each doughnut a runner consumed knocked 30 seconds off his or her time.
