Assistant Majority Leader Tony Muñoz will host Break Every Chain, an event focused on combating breast cancer and domestic violence on October 17 at the National Latino Education Institute.

MCKINLEY PARK – Assistant Majority Leader Tony Muñoz recently hosted his 3rd Annual Fishing Derby at McKinley Park to encourage Chicago children to learn to fish and enjoy the outdoors.

“Growing up, I never learned how to fish, and I like to be able to give the children in my district the opportunity to learn and have fun doing it,” Muñoz said. “Our volunteers do an amazing job of getting them prepared and out there fishing.”

Fifty-five children participated in the competition for most fish caught, biggest fish caught and smallest fish caught.

The winners for the 7-10 age category were as follows: Benjamin Hernandez for most fish caught with 52 fish, Cole Radejewski for biggest fish caught at one pound and Calia Tse for smallest fish caught. The winners for the 11-13 age category were as follows: Joshua Phengsomphon for most fish caught with 23 fish, Zef Moyer for biggest fish caught at 3.5 pounds and David Skibinski for smallest fish caught.

Participants were also entered into a free raffle. Muñoz raffled off two bicycles, gift cards, five fishing rods, tackle boxes and a bike repair certificate.

Muñoz had 28 volunteers that helped make the event possible.

View more photos here: http://senatortonymunoz.com/multimedia/photos/category/34-3rd-annual-fishing-derby

Assistant Majority Leader Tony Muñoz (D-Chicago) is hosting a job fair on October 23 at the McKinley Park field house. Veterans will have early access from 10-10:30 a.m. The event will be open to the public from 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.

There is still room for employers that would like to participate. Employers can register for the event here.