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3 Tons Of Trash Gone After Foxborough Cleanup Day

Patriots players Keionta Davis and Derek Rivers stopped by to thank the hundreds of volunteers and autograph Super Bowl championship photos.

Jaden Onwuakor (center) interviews Patriots defensive linemen Derek Rivers (left) and Keionta Davis (right).
Jaden Onwuakor (center) interviews Patriots defensive linemen Derek Rivers (left) and Keionta Davis (right). (Courtesy of Jeremie Smith/ NE Patriots)

FOXBOROUGH, MA — Foxborough is now 3 tons lighter of trash following the efforts of about 250 volunteers at the seventh annual Clean Up Foxboro Day last Saturday. The town-wide cleanup also drew the support of many local businesses, including The Kraft Group, New England Patriots and Patriot Place.

Patriots players Keionta Davis and Derek Rivers stopped by to thank the hundreds of volunteers and autograph Super Bowl LIII Champion team photos.

"This is the perfect type of Earth Day event and it is wonderful to see so many people putting their words into action and volunteering their time for something like this. It was important to us to be able to come out and thank each and every one of these volunteers for their efforts and show our support for the cause.”

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Davis and Rivers also helped event organizers announce the raffle winners for Red Sox and Patriots game tickets and an autographed Rob Gronkowski football, donated by The Kraft Group.

"It is important to be in the community and show support for volunteer initiatives like Clean Up Day,” said Davis. “It’s great to see so many volunteers take time out of their weekend to pick up trash and make their community better.”

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