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Corey Perrine/Staff Brian O'Halloran, assistant general manager of baseball operations, pounds nails seen reflected in his glasses Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.

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Corey Perrine/Staff Brian O'Halloran, assistant general manager of baseball operations, pounds nails seen reflected in his glasses Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.

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  • Corey Perrine/Staff Brian O'Halloran, assistant general manager of baseball operations, pounds nails seen reflected in his glasses Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway smiles at his fiancee Jamie Neistat as they hammer nails Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff A nail lays on the ground Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Chris Sintetos, ballpark operations intern, pounds nails Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Bob Tewksbury pounds nails on a house Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Brian O'Halloran, assistant general manager of baseball operations, pounds nails seen in shadow form Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Jodi Tippett pounds nails on a house Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway, left, and his fiancee Jamie Neistat work to build a home hammering nails Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway smiles at his fiancee Jamie Neistat as they hammer nails Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway, left, and his fiancee Jamie Neistat work to build a home hammering nails Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway looks at a labyrinth of shadows and finished frame work from 2x4's and pressed sheets of wood Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Jamie Neistat, left, and her fiancee Ryan Lavarnway work at framing a home Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway reacts after his hand is fatigued while looking to his fiancee Jamie Neistat Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway high fives volunteers at the end of working Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway, left, high fives his fiancee Jamie Neistat Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Chris Sintetos, ballpark operations intern, left, pounds nails as Ryan Lavarnway right, walks past his fiancee Jamie Neistat Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Ryan Lavarnway is seen walking in an unfinished home Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.
  • Corey Perrine/Staff Site Supervisor Charles Johnson looks over the site Feb. 19, 2013 at a Bonita Springs, Fla. community on Torch Fire Trail. Members of the Red Sox organization in Fort Myers came out for a couple hours to volunteer their efforts hammering in nails to build homes for less fortunate. Catcher Ryan Lavarnway was part of the dozen or so members with his fiancee Jamie Neistat. The group worked on two homes in the afternoon, both 1,800 square feet. Habitat for Humanity will decide who qualifies for the homes.

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