Ted Sares (left) with Harold Lederman at past Ring 10 Banquet. Sares will be honored next month as the first recipient of the Harold Lederman Award. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Ted Sares (right) with with Matt Farrago, president of Ring 10 and a former outstanding boxer, at a prior banquet for Ring 10. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Ted Sares (left) with Harold Lederman at past Ring 10 Banquet. Sares will be honored next month as the first recipient of the Harold Lederman Award. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — North Conway’s Ted Sares will receive Ring 10’s first annual Harold Lederman Award at the organization’s annual banquet in Throgs Neck, N.Y. on Sept. 29. Ring 10 is a boxing charity located in New York that helps boxing veterans around the world get back on their feet and live with dignity. Unlike most charities, Ring 10 donates all funds raised directly to the boxers.
“This is one of the biggest honors I have ever received and I am deeply humbled,” said Sares, who is a lifetime member of Ring 10.
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