Hitting Home Runs For Heroes


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This week, the Jibaritos with Troops Fourth Annual Charity Softball game took place for a great cause in Holtsville. 

The event was dubbed 'Hitting Home Runs for Heroes,' and the day was full of festivities. From face painting for the children to food and family activities, there was something for everyone. But the real fun began with the charity softball game. 

Suffolk County Commissioner Kevin Catalina threw out the first pitch, and everyone there knew this was about more than just a game. 

All of the money raised will go to benefit the children of fallen heroes and the Police Explorers program.

The Police Explorers program is coordinated through the Boy Scouts of America. The goal of the Police Explorers program is to provide an immersive career experience within a controlled environment focused on law enforcement. 

The Children of Fallen Heroes is dedicated to providing unwavering support to the children of military members, first responders, foster youth, caregivers, and students from Title One schools who have faced the loss or sacrifice of a loved one.

Members of SCPD, US Army, Jibaritos with Troops, and Kortright Kares participated at the PAL Field. 

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