Community Family Fun Day

A benefit for Asher & his family

Presented by The Connector Community Foundation

Asher is a 10-year-old football player recovering from serious injuries. Join us August 1 for a free day of games, food, and neighbors — every dollar goes to his family.

When
Sat, Aug 1 · 10am–3pm
Where
W.H. Jack Mitchell Jr. Park, New Port Richey
Admission
Free, all ages welcome
Community Family Fun Day - a benefit for Asher and his family
100%

of every dollar goes directly to Asher and his family — no fees, no cuts.

Asher’s story

Asher was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle. Through his recovery he has shown the same toughness he brings to the field every Saturday.

His family is carrying a lot right now, so New Port Richey is doing what it does: showing up. On August 1 we are filling the park with bounce houses, football games, food, and a few hundred neighbors. Admission is free. Bring the kids, wear a jersey, and give whatever you can.

What’s happening on event day

  • Bounce houses
  • Dunk tank
  • Soft play area for little ones
  • Face painting
  • Costumed characters
  • DJ & entertainment
  • Football toss
  • Field goal kick
  • Punt, pass & kick
  • Photo backdrop

Plus food and concessions, a raffle zone with baskets, a balloon display, well-wish footballs, and hydration and cooling stations to get everyone through a Florida afternoon.

Ways to help

Come to the event

Admission is free and donations are welcome all day. Reserving a spot helps us plan food and activities.

Donate or attend

Work a shift

We need hands for setup, game stations, water, and cleanup. Shifts are short and there is room for all ages.

Sign up to volunteer

Sponsor or give

Sponsorships run from $250 to $750, and there are ways to give for as little as $5.

See sponsorship levels

Who’s putting this on

  • The Connector Community Foundation — presenting
  • Kayla McDonald, Realtor — co-host
  • Priceless Inflatables — host
  • NFL Flag New Port Richey — host

Be on Team Asher

Every ticket, sponsorship, and well-wish football adds up — and all of it goes straight to Asher and his family.

Questions about the event?

Trouble with tickets, sponsorships, or volunteering — or anything else about the day — reach out and we’ll help.

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