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See Drake Maye Shave Head to Benefit Boston Children's Hospital Cancer Research: "It's Bigger than Football"
The Saving by Shaving event raised $4.1 million to support pediatric research at Boston Children’s Hospital, with Granite and the Hale family donating $5,000 per participant.
- On Tuesday, New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye shaved his head at Granite Telecommunications' 13th annual "Saving by Shaving" event in Quincy, Massachusetts, to benefit Boston Children's Hospital.
- Earlier this month, Maye and his wife, Ann Michael Maye, launched the MayeDay Family Foundation to support children and families in New England and North Carolina, including Boston Children's Hospital.
- Granite and the Hale family donated $5,000 for every participant who shaved their head or donated at least 8 inches of hair, helping raise more than $4.1 million for pediatric research and treatment.
- "We love kids," Maye told reporters at the event, emphasizing that connecting with patients is a priority as he and Ann Michael settle into New England after recently marrying.
- The foundation will host its inaugural MayeDay Family Foundation Celebrity Softball Classic at Polar Park in Worcester, Massachusetts, on May 31 to continue supporting children and families in need.
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Patriots QB Drake Maye, Wife Ann Michael and 800+ Granite Teammates Raise $4.155 Million for Boston Children's Hospital
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Drake Maye, in town for event benefitting Boston Children’s Hospital, says shoulder ‘feeling great’ and ‘shouldn’t be an issue’ - The Boston Globe
“Shoulder is feeling good,” Maye said. “You know, I think just having some time off and being able to get back into throwing and lifting.”
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