DaBeard gets DaRoasted!
That’s right! On Friday evening at Heinz Field, Brett Keisel was honored at the 20th Annual Mel Blount Youth Home All-Star Celebrity Roast benefiting Blount’s Youth Leadership Initiative.
Here are just a few photos of some very familiar faces that were in attendance:
Here we go – the Roasting begins! And who better to turn up the heat on #99 but #7!
Please take a few minutes to read Ms. Varley’s excellent recap of the event (and to see more great photos)!
Also, stop by BrettKeisel.com for a recap and even more photos!
*Thank you to Teresa & Trish!!
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Ben’s 10th Annual Football Camp date has been set!
“My son Camden had a blast and learned a lot! Ben and his family were absolutely great! And the Rooney’s thanks for letting Ben use the indoor practice field!!! It saved a lot of us parents and grandparents from that heat!! Lol. All in all, it was a wonderful experience and a great way to spend Father’s Day!! We will be attending Ben’s future youth camps no doubt about it! #ClassActOnAndOffTheField” — Shawn Coulson.

“My son had ‘the best day ever!!!!!’ He was so nice to all the children and made a point to interact with as many as he could. The first of many we will be attending for sure!!!!” — Andrea Montroy.

“Awesome camp!!! Third year for us!” — Andrea Stem.
Springtime in VA means….

The Ben Roethlisberger Foundation at work
….and in training! Way to go, Argo!!
From WFMJ, News Channel 21:
The newest recruit of the Beaver Township Police Department is off studying to be a canine crime fighter extraordinaire.
Argo, the department’s new K-9, is undergoing special training in Toledo where he and his handler, K-9 Handler Officer Chris Albert, will learn the tools they need to operate as a crime-fighting duo.
The department said that they were able to purchase Argo after receiving a grant from the Ben Roethlisberger Foundation at The Giving Back Fund.
With Argo coming into the department, the township’s former K-9 Officer, Hero, can retire.
Argo and Officer Albert are expected to be ready to hit the ground running in approximately 2 months, following training, and Argo’s swearing-in.
At the time of the grant Beaver Township Chief of Police Carl Frost said, “On behalf of the proud professionals who comprise the Beaver Police Department, as well as the citizens it serves, I would like to thank the Ben Roethlisberger Foundation. The Foundation’s generous donation will allow us to replace our aging Police Service Dog. Not only that, but one of our officers will be able to become fully certified to train our new dog as well as dogs from our neighboring agencies going into the future. This will save future officers from leaving the area to become trained with their new K-9 partners. Thank you #7!”
You can read more here.