Alisha Bartels, CCF President Tasha Museles, and Will Mumford pose before the game.
The Bowie Baysox (Double-A Affiliate of the Baltimore Orioles) hosted Heroes Day on Sunday, July 23. A portion of ticket sales from the game benefited The Children’s Cancer Foundation, Inc.
A great afternoon was had by all as Will Mumford threw out the first pitch to kick off the afternoon. Alisha and Jay Bartels also attended the game. Following a Baysox win against the Harrisburg Senators, Anne Arundel County Fire Department challenged the Maryland State Police to a “Guns ‘n Hoses” charity softball game.
CCF is grateful to the Bowie Baysox and co-managers of the Anne Arundel County Fire Department recreational softball team Lt. Brad Schriefer and Lt. Phillip Hunt, who continue to support CCF and raising awareness and advocacy for pediatric cancer research.
Funds raised from this event make a difference in our efforts to find better treatments and cures for pediatric cancer. CCF is grateful for the support of this incredibly generous group of heroes and extends our gratitude to all involved in making it such a successful day.
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- Pre-game group shot of AA Co. Firefighters and the Maryland State Police.
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- Will preparing for the opening pitch
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- Will poses with his mother, Eileen Mumford
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- Jay and Alisha Bartels take in the day.
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- Pre-game huddle
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- Both the Maryland State Police and AA Co. Fire Dep’t showcased some of their coolest vehicles for families to explore.
