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AEW Announces Fight For The Fallen Sponsor

All Elite Wrestling (AEW) has announced that the Farah & Farah law firm will be the presenting sponsor for the Fight For The Fallen event next month in Jacksonville.

The regional law firm specializes in personal injury litigation; they have 15 offices in Florida and Georgia, and have been supporting and protecting families in the region for the past 40 years. The integrated sponsorship agreement includes cross-promotional activities with AEW talent, customized co-branded graphics, signage on the ring apron and in-venue, and a variety of digital and social media activations.

“We have a moral obligation to give back to the communities in which we live,” said Eddie Farah, Managing Partner of Farah & Farah. “The fact that a mass shooting occurred here in Jacksonville just a few blocks from our office last year makes that moral obligation even stronger. We make it our mission to help protect injured people and their families, and supporting AEW’s Fight for the Fallen is one of the ways we actively live out that mission. When we saw that the proceeds of this event would be used to support victims of crime and their families – connecting them with crucial supportive services – we had to be part of this.”

“Eddie Farah started the firm in Jacksonville 40 years ago, and has been giving back to the community ever since,” said Tony Khan, President and CEO of AEW. “Everyone at AEW cares deeply about the vibrancy and safety of Jacksonville, and we think that Farah & Farah is the perfect presenting sponsor of Fight for the Fallen as we all endeavor to raise money for the Victim Assistance Advisory Council.”

AEW Fight For The Fallen takes place at Daily’s Place Amphitheater at TIAA Bank Field at 7:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, July 13. Stars scheduled to appear include Cody, Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson, Kenny Omega, CIMA, Brandi Rhodes, Allie and many more. Proceeds from the gate will benefit Jacksonville’s Victim Assistance Advisory Council (VAAC), which coordinates cooperative efforts among social service, criminal justice, mental health and other agencies to provide assistance to crime victims and their families.