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FORT MYERS, Fla. - s4story -- A funky evening for a groovy cause is set for United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades' third annual Bartender Battle on Oct. 29. The family-friendly fundraiser will take place again at Bay Street Yard in Fort Myers and feature a '70s Halloween costume party theme.
This year's event puts United Way board members behind the bar mixing cocktails to support the nonprofit's 2027 annual campaign. Under the leadership of co-chairs Joe Catti, Cliff Smith and Jim Nathan, the "bartenders" will be serving drinks, engaging with guests and competing against each other for the most tips and sales.
Guests will have the opportunity to show off their far-out style and radical flair while competing for stellar prizes in the evening's Halloween costume contest, including the following categories:
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All tips and 20% of food and drink proceeds will go to United Way for its programs that support education, financial stability, food security and health initiatives within the community. Last year's event raised nearly $38,000.
"We're excited to welcome United Way's Bartender Battle back to Bay Street Yard for a third year as we come together to make a meaningful impact in the lives of our neighbors," said David Fry, co-owner of Bay Street Yard and board member for United Way. "Whether you're cheering on your favorite bartender or simply enjoying a great night of food, drinks and live music with family and friends, every dollar raised helps strengthen our community by supporting vital programs across our region."
Music from Tom Petty cover band Learning to Fly South will entertain guests throughout the evening.
The Bartender Battle will take place Thursday, Oct. 29, from 5 to 9 p.m. at Bay Street Yard, located at 2136 Bay St. in Fort Myers.
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Supporters unable to attend the event can support their favorite bartending team by making a secure donation online at UnitedWayLee.org/2026BSY (https://www.unitedwaylee.org/2026BSY).
For more information about United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades, visit UnitedWayLee.org.
This year's event puts United Way board members behind the bar mixing cocktails to support the nonprofit's 2027 annual campaign. Under the leadership of co-chairs Joe Catti, Cliff Smith and Jim Nathan, the "bartenders" will be serving drinks, engaging with guests and competing against each other for the most tips and sales.
Guests will have the opportunity to show off their far-out style and radical flair while competing for stellar prizes in the evening's Halloween costume contest, including the following categories:
- Best Dressed Group (three or more)
- Best Dressed Couple
- Best Individual
- People's Choice
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All tips and 20% of food and drink proceeds will go to United Way for its programs that support education, financial stability, food security and health initiatives within the community. Last year's event raised nearly $38,000.
"We're excited to welcome United Way's Bartender Battle back to Bay Street Yard for a third year as we come together to make a meaningful impact in the lives of our neighbors," said David Fry, co-owner of Bay Street Yard and board member for United Way. "Whether you're cheering on your favorite bartender or simply enjoying a great night of food, drinks and live music with family and friends, every dollar raised helps strengthen our community by supporting vital programs across our region."
Music from Tom Petty cover band Learning to Fly South will entertain guests throughout the evening.
The Bartender Battle will take place Thursday, Oct. 29, from 5 to 9 p.m. at Bay Street Yard, located at 2136 Bay St. in Fort Myers.
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Supporters unable to attend the event can support their favorite bartending team by making a secure donation online at UnitedWayLee.org/2026BSY (https://www.unitedwaylee.org/2026BSY).
For more information about United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades, visit UnitedWayLee.org.
Source: United Way of Lee, Hendry, and Glades
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