FiteNite is a widely anticipated social event created by police employees on their own time, that guests attend on their own time, which caters to the 911 community.

FiteNite combines humour with sub-amateur boxing that has a strong “professional wrestling” flavour.

FiteNite a PRIVATE function, to which only 911 EMPLOYEES, JUDGES and JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, CROWN ATTORNEYS, COURT STAFF, PRISON GUARDS, TTC EMPLOYEES, EMERGENCY DOCTORS and  NURSES,  escorted FRIENDS of the previous, and SPONSORS may attend. 

The purpose of FiteNite is to provide an evening of levity to its invited guests, and thereby promote camaraderie, co-operation, and friendship. FiteNite provides the venue for guests to showcase and bring pride to their professions and workplaces amongst hundreds of people of related professions.  Charity is not the main purpose of FiteNite, but proudly, it is the MAIN side-effect.

FiteNite proceeds are donated to The P.E.A.C.E Fund (Police Enabling Action for Community Education). This bursary fund founded by FiteNite Founders and created by FiteNite Volunteers is supervised, managed, and executed by Dixon Hall - a highly respected charity. 

P.E.A.C.E FUND VOLUNTEERS engage a very difficult yearly selection process and decide which deserving students from the Regent Park, Toronto will receive $10,000 scholarships. The moneys are paid directly to their intended uses, not the students, over four years, and only if the recipients continue towards their educational goals.

FiteNite proceeds donated to the The P.E.A.C.E Fund well exceed $120,000.00 to date, with a long list of students who have or are currently benefiting.