EL1 Portland Sea Dogs

Sea Dogs Help to Raise Awareness of "Invisible Wounds of War"

Published on August 15, 2012 under Eastern League (EL1)
Portland Sea Dogs News Release


On August 19, more than 100 Maine military service members, veterans and their families will attend a baseball game and barbecue hosted by the Portland Sea Dogs.

This event is designed to raise awareness of the Red Sox Foundation and Massachusetts General Hospital Home Base Program which provides clinical care and support services to service members, veterans and families affected by combat stress or traumatic brain injury (TBI).

The Sea Dogs game is part of the Home Base "Adventure Series," which brings military families throughout New England together for free activities designed to support family relationships during and after military deployments. Game tickets and BBQ food is generously donated by Napa Auto Parts and other local businesses.

Previous Adventure Series events have included winter skiing and ice fishing in Vermont and New Hampshire, sailing on the Charles River and skating on the Frog Pond in Boston, and a visit to the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, MA. This is the first year that Home Base will partner with the Sea Dogs to host this Adventure Series event designed specifically for Maine military families.

On the day of the event, please contact Catherine Moore, 802-793-4914 or cmoore28@partners.org.

Event details: Sunday, August 19, 2012. Pre-game at 12:25 PM; Game start at 1:00 PM.

Where: Hadlock Field; 271 Park Ave. Portland, ME

Upon arrival, members of the media should check in at the Home Base table located near the main entrance to the stadium.

For information about the Red Sox Foundation and Mass General Hospital Home Base Program, please visit www.homebaseprogram.org.




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