
The Boston Celtics and Boston Scientific renovated a gym for the Boys and Girls Club of MetroWest in Marlborough, MA, involving 60 youth and employees. The 'Fit for a Cause' initiative aims to promote fitness and community engagement during the Celtics' playoff run.
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Through the midst of a playoff run, beginning with their first round series against the Philadelphia 76ers, the Boston Celtics are still working to give back to the community of Boston. Along with Celtics legend Leon Powe and "Lucky" the Leprechaun, the team's mascot, 60 youth from the Boys and Girls Club of MetroWest and Boston Scientific employees participated in the 'Fit for a Cause' gym renovation.
The renovation took place at the MetroWest in Marlborough, MA from January through March as a fitness program that encouraged Boston Scientific employees to be active, while changing their community for the better. The Boys and Girls Club of MetroWest won the opportunity to work with Boston Scientific and the Celtics, choosing to renovate the facility's gym and looking to improve their education programs.
The 'Fit for a Cause' program is a community initiative where Boston Scientific employees and local youth collaborate to renovate gym facilities, promoting fitness and education.
The gym renovation took place at the Boys and Girls Club of MetroWest in Marlborough, MA.
The event involved 60 youth from the Boys and Girls Club of MetroWest, Boston Scientific employees, Celtics legend Leon Powe, and the team's mascot, 'Lucky' the Leprechaun.


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