Albert and Diedre Pujols combat modern-day slavery
Born in the Dominican Republic, Albert Pujols immigrated to the United States when he was six years old. He became a first baseman for the Los Angeles Angels. Pujols and his wife, Dierdre, are two of baseball’s most charitable people. Their latest cause: fighting human trafficking and modern-day slavery. They…
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