BOSH Raises $14800 for Wounded Warriors
November 14, 2011
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Newport News, VA – BOSH Global Services (BOSH) raised $14,800 for Wounded Warrior support organizations as a result of its first ever “Barbecue Lunch to benefit Wounded Warrior Project” on Friday, September 16. Wounded Warrior Project, a national non-profit organization dedicated to honoring and empowering wounded service members, received $7,400 as a result of the fundraiser. BOSH then donated a $7,400 company match to the Virginia Wounded Warrior Program, operated by the Virginia Department of Veterans Services, to benefit wounded service members at home in Virginia.
“The barbecue was really a great event,” said BOSH employee Steve Randolph, who led the fundraising effort. “We’re so honored to help raise funds and awareness for these very deserving organizations. We’re looking forward to next year’s event, where we will strive to exceed this year’s earnings.” Several sponsors helped make the event a success, including (in no particular order) Chick-Fil-A, McDonald’s, ABZ Rentals, Jason’s Deli, Smithfield Foods, Northside Christian Church, First Baptist Church East End, Langley Federal Credit Union, The Spice is Right BBQ & Grilling Company, and Mutz Bar-B-Cue.
BOSH Global Services is an SBA-certified 8(a), veteran-owned company offering turnkey technical and operational support services. BOSH supports mission-critical unmanned systems, first responder communications networks, video distribution technology, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) systems. The company’s core competencies include command and control systems operations and support, mission planning, hands-on technical and operational training, 24x7 communications and network support, ISR data analysis, lifecycle management, and flight operations, maintenance and training support. BOSH is ISO 9001:2008 registered.
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