The Black Tie Amateur Boxing Dinner Show on Oct. 1 supported the “Guns Down, Gloves Up” program of The Chick Rosnick Boxing Club, a registered nonprofit. This was the second year of the benefit and was attended by more than 500 people in 2021. Courtesy photo
Father-and-son attorneys Harold and Michael Rosnick formed the nonprofit The Chick Rosnick Boxing Club to memorialize their father and grandfather, Hyman “Chick” Rosnick. To promote discipline and prevent violence, the organization recently hosted its second benefit for the “Guns Down, Gloves Up” program.
Harold Rosnick said they believe when people take up martial arts or boxing, it reduces violence through weapons and gang membership.
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