This afternoon I, along with some of the boxers from the upcoming Long Island Fight For Charity event, made a visit to one of the three benefiting charities, Family Residences and Essential Enterprises, Inc. (FREE). FREE supports individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities, mental illness and traumatic brain injury. An administrator gave us a tour of the facility and we had the opportunity to meet and speak with some of the special individuals who benefit from this organization’s efforts. Continue reading “FREE—charitably enlightening”
Support from the local media
I truly appreciate the media support surrounding our upcoming Long Island Fight For Charity boxing event. Every bit of exposure helps our efforts to fundraise and this is now the second time the Huntington-based Long Islander News has included me in their coverage of the event. Continue reading “Support from the local media”
It looks like I made the newsletter
The Long Island Fight for Charity organization is making a strong effort to promote the upcoming event as well as the boxers. Their periodic newsletter features a few of the boxers in each edition and, this time, I made it into the queue! I think it’s great that this newsletter helps introduce all of the boxers to the supporting audience—adding a personal connection to the event. Continue reading “It looks like I made the newsletter”
Uh oh, I think I’m famous
This article appeared in the print edition of the Long Islander newspaper. It was nice, from a PR perspective, to see the coverage—hopefully it spreads the word for our cause. From what I’ve been told by the Fight For Charity organization, there should be many more press opportunities as we advance towards fight night. So, this shouldn’t be the last of these snippets! Continue reading “Uh oh, I think I’m famous”
Long Island Fight for Charity Boxer Announcement 2017
It’s official—I’m in! As of this evening, the roster of charity boxers has been announced.
It was a beautiful event held at the The Mansion at Oyster Bay (formerly The Woodlands) with an impressive attendance. Our evening started off with the sizing of our boxing trunks, tanks and more. That was then followed by a photo- and video-shoot from our PR agency, Corbett Public Relations, Inc. Continue reading “Long Island Fight for Charity Boxer Announcement 2017”
