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U.S. Pavement Services & The Boston Red Sox to Host Wounded Warrior Project Recognition Event on June 8

U.S. Pavement Services in partnership with the Boston Red Sox, are pleased to announce their recognition of the Wounded Warrior Project in a pre-game ceremony on June 8 at Fenway Park.

U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT in partnership with the Boston Red Sox, are pleased to announce their recognition of the Wounded Warrior Project in a pre-game ceremony that will take place on-field, at historic Fenway Park.

This partnership has been designated to make a difference in the lives of over 300 Wounded Warriors and their families, from across New England, during the June 8 Red Sox vs. Los Angeles Angels game. Officials from U.S. Pavement/1-800-PAVEMENT, the Boston Red Sox and Wounded Warrior Project will all be in attendance. 

For this event:

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  • Wounded Warriors will be invited to take a tour of Fenway Park and have the opportunity to go onto the warning track area to watch batting practice.
  • A check presentation will be made by Mike Musto, CEO of U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT. 
  • The ceremonial first pitch will be thrown by Army Retired SPC, Craig Hall of Sturbridge, MA. 
  • The National Anthem will be sung by Devon Olivo, daughter of WWP Alumni, Christopher Olivo.
  • The Wounded Warrior Project "Coming Home" PSA will be shown prior to the pre-game ceremonies.

U.S. Pavement Services and 1-800-PAVEMENT, along with the Boston Red Sox, are proud to support Wounded Warrior Project and its veterans and families. Launched in 2002, Wounded Warrior Project has served a combined total of over 36,000 veterans and family members. 

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