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Power Celebrating the Special Needs Community on July 17

Published on July 14, 2015 under South Atlantic League (SAL1)
Charleston Dirty Birds News Release


Charleston, WV (July 14, 2015) - The West Virginia Power are pleased to partner with the JeffersonWhitney Foundation for the fifth annual FAN Night on July 17, 2015. FAN Night serves as a celebration of the special needs community at Appalachian Power Park. The JeffersonWhitney Foundation is a Hurricane, West Virginia-based, non-profit organization that advocates for the special needs community. FAN, similar to Major League's DAN (Disabilities Awareness Night), is about bringing awareness to the public of the special needs community as well as introducing families with special needs to a variety of professionals and services available to them. The night will focus on emphasizing the achievements that can be accomplished in the face of adversity as well as celebrating those that care and advocate for the special needs community.

"We are proud to have the JeffersonWhitney Foundation as a partner ours," stated Ken Fogel, the Executive Vice President of the West Virginia Power. "The service they provide is an integral part of our daily life and it is our pleasure to have them back for a fifth consecutive year for such an important event."

Multiple organizations and services will be represented at the game, which will also featuring individuals with special needs throwing out a ceremonial first pitch, singing the National Anthem and participating in the ballpark antics like the Suddenlink High Speed Dash.

Adequate and accessible parking is available at Plaza East (across from the ball park), and Appalachian Power Park is fully ADA compliant. For a complete listing of the organizations participating, visit www.jeffersonwhitneyfoundation.org. For ticket information, call 304-344-BATS or visit www.wvpower.com.




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