Brockton Father Competes for National Super Dad Title
Local resident Alessandro Fontes is seeking public votes to advance in the national Super Dad competition.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Philanthropy

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Brockton resident Alessandro Fontes is currently a quarterfinalist in the national Super Dad contest. He is vying for a $25,000 cash prize and a television commercial appearance.
Why it matters
The competition relies on public voting to determine which fathers advance through the rounds. Contestants like Fontes hope to secure the grand prize to support their families and charitable causes.
The Super Dad contest features a $25,000 cash prize and a commercial appearance, with Fontes currently ranked 9th. If he wins, Fontes intends to donate $3,000 of the winnings to a nonprofit.
The players
Alessandro Fontes
He is a Brockton resident and current quarterfinalist in the national Super Dad competition.
The details
Fontes moved to Brockton in 2016 and is competing for the title following the birth of his daughter in August 2026. Participants advance through the national bracket exclusively via online public voting.
Timeline
Alessandro Fontes moved to Brockton in 2016.
The daughter of Alessandro Fontes was born in August 2026.
Voting for the quarterfinal round closes on October 29, 2026, at 10 p.m.
Market Landscape
The Super Dad contest follows the structure of similar high-stakes national social media competitions that leverage public engagement for brand visibility. This event positions itself within the broader trend of digital crowdfunding and popularity-based contests.
Residents can influence the outcome of the competition by participating in the online voting process before the deadline. The results of the public vote will directly determine whether Fontes advances to the next stage of the contest.
The takeaway
Supporters can contribute to Fontes campaign by casting their votes online before the final cutoff. Engaging in such contests provides a way for community members to support local residents competing on a national stage.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by The Enterprise.
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