James White on the red carpet with the Sweet Feet for Strikes event staff
Although Monday night's weather was cold, wet, and dreary, the red carpet and lanes at Kings in Dedham was anything but. KIngs was this year's host location for James White's signature charity event- "Sweet Feet for Strikes". This is White's second year hosting the event. Previously it was hosted by former Patriot Jerod Mayo and called the Mayo Bowl. As White pointed out to his guests, changing the name to the "White Bowl" wouldn't have worked so well.
Ted Johnson chats it up with long snapper Joe Cardona.
White's bowling event benefits the Boston Medical Center and their tradition of exceptional care, without exception. Boston Medical Center (BMC) is a non-profit 496-bed medical center in Boston, Massachusetts. Boston Medical Center emphasizes community-based care, with its mission to provide consistently accessible health services to all. The largest safety net hospital in New England, Boston Medical Center provides a full spectrum of pediatric and adult care services, from primary care and family medicine to advanced specialty care. BMC is the largest and busiest provider of trauma and emergency services in New England. The Emergency Department had 130,000 visits last year.
If you are interested in attending or sponsoring future charity events involving your favorite New England athletes, you should keep tabs on the calendar of events at Time Out 4 Charity. This event was managed by Blue Sky Sports & Entertainment.
Former Patriot Ted Johnson looking fabulous at the 2018 Sweet Feet for Strikes
Kyle and Marissa Van Noy are all smiles with James and Diana White at the 2018 Sweet Feet for Strikes
Sony Michel enjoying the red carpet moment after having a fight with his umbrella
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David Andrews making his first celebrity appearance of the night. He would later be sighted at Bar Louie watching Monday Night Football at Dont'a Hightower's charity event.
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