Bunzl York presents a check to The Walter Reed Society to benefit the Wounded Warrior Project. From left, George Boyd, Bunzl; Doland Miller, Izy Veguilla, Vincent Moore, Pierre Larkin, Charles Young and Scott Allen, all wounded veterans; Colonel Vandy Miller, vice president, board of directors for the Walter Reed Foundation; Carl Kammerer, liaison for Sports and Recreational Activities, Walter Reed Society; Ralph Perpignan, Jonathan Burr, and Rob Baker, all wounded veterans; Bob Plata, general manager, Bunzl York; and Rick Maier, SVP, Bunzl Northeast.
Bunzl York held its annual golf tournament on July 31st at the Country Club of York. As in recent years, the tournament benefited the Walter Reed Society (WRS) which supports the Wounded Warrior Foundation that assists our dedicated military men and women in times of need.
The annual event is attended by customers, vendors, wounded warriors and former National Football League players, who celebrated the warriors’ service to the U.S. and its citizens. The branch raised more than $5,000 for the WRS through tournament sponsorships and monetary donations. In addition, they raised $1,840 the day of the event.
Presenting this year’s check, far right, is Bob Plata and Rick Maier and from Bunzl. Plata initially started the Wounded Warriors annual fund raising event which has spread to nine other Bunzl Distribution facilities and has raised in excess of $250,000 dollars over the past several years.
The annual event is attended by customers, vendors, wounded warriors and former National Football League players, who celebrated the warriors’ service to the U.S. and its citizens. The branch raised more than $5,000 for the WRS through tournament sponsorships and monetary donations. In addition, they raised $1,840 the day of the event.
Presenting this year’s check, far right, is Bob Plata and Rick Maier and from Bunzl. Plata initially started the Wounded Warriors annual fund raising event which has spread to nine other Bunzl Distribution facilities and has raised in excess of $250,000 dollars over the past several years.
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