Thursday, June 5, 2014

Dr. Atlas Foundation to host Cotto vs. Martinez Benefit Party Saturday, June 7 at Jack Demsey's Pub in NYC



 Dr. Atlas Foundation
*****MEDIA ALERT*****
WHAT:           Cotto vs. Martinez Benefit Party - Public Welcome
                                               
WHO:            Teddy Atlas, Founder & Chairman of Dr. Theodore A, Atlas Foundation

WHEN:          Saturday, June 7, 2014 - starting at 4 p.m. ET

WHERE:        Jack Demsey's Pub
                       33 West 33rd St.
                       Manhattan, New York City, NY

WHY:             A portion of the evening's proceeds will go towards projects the Dr. Atlas
                      Foundation is presently involved, including renovations needed for two
                      wheelchair-bound people whose insurance policies do not cover costs.  

OTHER:        A $20.00 donation includes entry to Jack Demsey's for giveaways and raffles
                      throughout the evening, plus viewing of all pay-per-view fights, including Andy
                      Lee vs. John Jackson, highlighted by the Cotto vs. Martinez world
                      championship fight, live on multiple screens from nearby Madison Square
                      Garden.

                      For those unable to attend the Cotto vs. Martinez Benefit Party, donations of
                      any denomination may be made online to the Dr. Theodore A. Atlas
                      Foundation by going to www.dratlasfoundation.com.


  

ABOUT DR. THEODORE A. ATLAS FOUNDATION:  The Dr. Theodore A. Atlas Foundation is a New York-based 501(c)(3) community service organization that provides financial, legal and emotional support to individuals and organizations in need, and focuses particularly on the needs of children. It was founded in 1997 by boxing trainer and commentator, Teddy Atlas, in order to honor the memory of his father. In the spirit of Dr. Atlas, who provided free medical care to those who could not afford it and made house calls to give personal care to his patients until he was 80 years old, the Foundation has attempted since its inception to ease the burden of the less fortunate among us. And it accomplishes this in a very human way, in a way which preserves the dignity of the people it helps.

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