Celebrity Fight Night for the Andrea Bocelli Foundation

The Celebrity Fight Night Foundation is a non-profit organization created 24 years ago in the United States to support the fight against disease and poverty. It raises funds for non-profit associations through a charity event involving the world's leading international celebrities of sport, cinema, music and entertainment. In particular, the Foundation has supported the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center since its establishment at the Barrow Neurological Institute of Phoenix. Strongly desired by the legendary boxer to whom it is entitled, the center is a very modern structure that has been treating and monitoring Parkinson's disease for over twenty years, assisting over ten thousand patients annually.

Five years ago, thanks to the friendship between Muhammad Ali and Andrea Bocelli, the "Celebrity Fight Night in Italy" was founded, which shares the aims of the US institution and also collects funds for the humanitarian and educational initiatives that the Andrea Bocelli Foundation organizes and supports, both in Italy and in Haiti. In the Caribbean, ABF has founded and supported - also thanks to "CFN in Italy" - hospitals, orphanages, schools, and in general a widespread empowerment action of people, providing education, food, health support, to over 2500 children every day.

The funds collected during the Italian edition of the "Celebrity Fight Night" are intended, after deduction of expenses, for 2/3 at the Andrea Bocelli Foundation and for 1/3 at the Muhammad Ali Parkinson Center.