Entire School Gifted Red Sox Tickets for Food Pantry’s Impact

In a celebratory gesture of appreciation, the Boston Red Sox teamed up with Triston Casas to surprise the entire student body and staff of Washington S.T.E.M. Elementary School in Lynn, Massachusetts, with 500 tickets to a game at Fenway Park. This grand surprise marks the fifth anniversary of the Stop & Shop Food Pantry’s operation within the school, which has contributed over $100,000 in healthy food donations to ensure no student starts their day hungry. The tickets are a gesture of gratitude for the school’s continued commitment to battling hunger and promoting health among its students.

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