The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office has announced its upcoming charity event, St. Johns County Fight Night, set to take place at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on February 13, with doors opening at 5pm and the event commencing at 6pm. Law enforcement officers, firefighters, and members from the St. Johns Police Athletic League will step into the ring in a boxing match designed to generate funds for a notable cause. The entire evening is dedicated to raise proceeds for the Diamond of Dreams, an initiative aiming to build an all-accessible playground and sports fields tailored for children with varying abilities.
Local businesses are being called upon to show their support through sponsorships, wherein their brand logos will be showcased on the fighters' robes and included within the event program, the St Johns County Sheriff's Office's social media post detailed. In addition to brand visibility, sponsors will also be rewarded with tickets to attend the anticipated Fight Night. Those looking to get involved or require more details can reach out via email to the contact listed in the Sheriff's Office post.
Generosity has already been shown by several event sponsors, acknowledged by St. Johns County Sheriff's Office in their recent update. For individuals and families interested in witnessing the charity bouts firsthand, tickets and further information regarding the event can be found at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre's official website. This charity boxing event not only promises to deliver exciting matchups between deputies, firefighters, and Police Athletic League members but ultimately serves as a conduit for community solidarity and support for the local youth.
St. Johns County Fire Rescue and the St. Augustine Fire Department are among the participants that will be going glove-to-glove in this unique display of skill and sportsmanship for a charitable cause creating an engaging experience for attendees and participants alike, with every punch thrown contributing towards making a child's dream of play and inclusion a tangible reality. The original announcement and further updates can be tracked through the official St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Facebook page, providing the most current information as the event date approaches, while questions about the event can be directed to [email protected] for those seeking to contribute or inquire further.
