All girls who in grades 6-12 will be invited to a one day event focused specifically on worship, gospel clarity, encouragement, and an outreach challenge.

This is a varsity high school basketball tournament that has an emphasis on honoring a coach or player from each team in the tournament who has been instrumental in laying the foundation for today’s coaches and players. A team meal is provided and this is where the gospel will be clearly presented. Target audience: 8 high schools in the Central Florida area, fans, and the Central Florida basketball community.

Every varsity coach in Orange County who coaches a spring sport will be invited to a dinner hosted by FCA. The focus point of this dinner will be to show coaches how FCA can support them in various ways with a big emphasis on providing character coaches. Character coaches will also be invited to this dinner and receive a one hour training prior to dinner.

This is a 3 day boys and girls high school tennis tournament that features 8 boys and 8 girls high school varsity tennis teams and includes a 3D Workshop for coaches.

The Drive Shack event is an opportunity to expose new people to the ministry of FCA. We invite students to come and share how FCA has impacted their lives in a brief program prior to the golfing.

This banquet is a time that we can honor our student leaders, teacher sponsors, title sponsors, character coaches, and others who have played a large role in FCA.

The Orange County FCA Passing League is hosted at two separate sites and consists of 8 high school football teams at each site. The league culminates at one site with a meal for each team and the gospel being shared.

This team camp is comprised of 16 varsity and 16 JV boys basketball teams. Each team plays 2 games per day for 3 straight days. Each player receives a Bible and hears from a speaker each day of the camp. In 2019, 111 of the players accepted Jesus as their Lord and Savior and 81 rededicated their lives to following Him in a deeper way.

Each summer we attempt to send two students (one male and one female) from each of the 60 schools we serve to our FCA Leadership Camp. The purpose is to provide training for these two captains so they are equipped to lead their campus huddle groups. The goal is to raise $200 for each student (120 students X $200 = $24,000.)

Every varsity coach in Orange County who coaches a fall sport will be invited to a dinner hosted by FCA. The focus point of this dinner will be to show coaches how FCA can support them in various ways with a big emphasis on providing character coaches. Character coaches will also be invited to this dinner and receive a one hour training prior to dinner.

This sponsorship will provide $1200 for each of the 21 Orange County FCA Area Representatives.

The purpose of this retreat is to provide a time that FCA can serve the high school principals and athletic directors in Orange County and also find out additional ways we can support them.

All boys who in grades 6-12 will be invited to a one day event focused specifically on worship, gospel clarity, encouragement, and an outreach challenge.

This long-standing staple event is an opportunity to provide exposure to the ministry of FCA here in Orange County and raise necessary support for the ministry.

This is an opportunity to provide lunch for each of the golfers and staff at the golf tournament. Your company name will be electronically displayed in each golf cart.

This is an event that occurs on high school campuses throughout our entire country. It is an opportunity for all of our high and middle schools to come together for a night of worship at one single location.

Every varsity coach in Orange County who coaches a winter sport will be invited to a dinner hosted by FCA. The focus point of this dinner will be to show coaches how FCA can support them in various ways with a big emphasis on providing character coaches. Character coaches will also be invited to this dinner and receive a one hour training prior to dinner.

This breakfast has been an Orange County tradition since 1970. Players and coaches from the two college teams that are playing in the Citrus Bowl are invited to this breakfast and a few from each team are invited to share their testimony. Another highlight of the event is the presentation of the Doug Scott Leadership Awards to local high school football players who have been nominated by their coach.