Thank you to all who attended our 2023 Swing for the Fences Gala!
You knocked it out of the park for youth in our community.
TOGETHER WE RAISED JUST OVER $100,000 FOR FRIENDS OF BASEBALL PROGRAMS.
OUR 2023 MOTTO
We use Baseball and Softball as a tool to mentor, not to produce Major League Players but to produce Major League Citizens.
OUR MISSION AND WHY YOU SHOULD SUPPORT!
Our mission is to enhance children's lives through baseball's power to teach. Our annual event is our largest source of funding for our after school and summer programs. Your ongoing investment in our work has allowed us to provide after school and summer programs to support youth in our community. Over the past year, FULL COUNT RBI PROGRAMS have provided:
IN-PERSON PROGRAMS: Full Count NIKE RBI Programs, "Play Catch with a Coach" mentoring sessions for youth to connect with positive, trauma-informed mentor coaches, and Lunch & Play baseball/softball skills session.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES: Ongoing Play Ball physical recreation and academic enrichment kit distribution partnerships with Multnomah County Public Health REACH Program. Play East, Community Organizations and food pantries.
NEW PROGRAMS: Launch of our Softball Girls Lead Program and launch of our Full Count RBI Elite Skills Camp.
Want to learn about sponsorship opportunities?
Email [email protected] for more info.
IN-PERSON PROGRAMS: Full Count NIKE RBI Programs, "Play Catch with a Coach" mentoring sessions for youth to connect with positive, trauma-informed mentor coaches, and Lunch & Play baseball/softball skills session.
COMMUNITY RESOURCES: Ongoing Play Ball physical recreation and academic enrichment kit distribution partnerships with Multnomah County Public Health REACH Program. Play East, Community Organizations and food pantries.
NEW PROGRAMS: Launch of our Softball Girls Lead Program and launch of our Full Count RBI Elite Skills Camp.
Want to learn about sponsorship opportunities?
Email [email protected] for more info.
Thank you to our 2023 Sponsors!
2023 SWING FOR THE FENCES GALA
Photos courtesy of: Sharon Thomas