Peachtree City’s Ryan Housley has been named one of 30 community All-Stars by Major League Baseball and People Magazine.
Housley is honored for his efforts with Herobox, a non-profit organization he founded to create customized care packages for U.S. troops stationed overseas.
Housley will be recognized with the other winners at the annual MLB All-Star Game July 14 at 8 p.m. in St. Louis, Mo. He and Herobox are the representatives at the All-Star Game for the Atlanta Braves.
Housley was named a winner in the “All-Stars Among Us” campaign to recognize people serving their communities in extraordinary ways.
To learn more about Herobox, visit www.herobox.org. On the site are opportunities to volunteer, purchase Herobox apparel and donate money or items to the cause.
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