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The DICK'S Sporting Goods Foundation Sports Matter Equipment Grant Program - Pitch In For Baseball & Softball is sponsored by The DICK'S Sporting Goods Foundation, in partnership with Pitch In For Baseball & Softball. This program provides in-kind equipment and clothing grants to youth-serving organizations and schools to enhance sports opportunities for underserved children, specifically focusing on baseball and softball equipment and apparel.
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The DICK'S Sporting Goods Foundation Sports Matter Equipment Grant - Closed - Little League Thank you for your interest in The DICK’S Sporting Goods Foundation Equipment Grant Program. We received an incredibly enthusiastic response to the announcement of the program for the 2023 season, and we thank all Leagues Officers for taking the time to submit this request on behalf of the families in their league.
All available kits have been applied for at this time If your league is still facing hardships, we encourage you to look into these additional resources: Little League Grant Resources Equipment sourcing tips from Little League & Pitch In For Baseball & Softball If selected, kits will be mailed to league officials in February 2023.
Leagues will be responsible for distributing kits to the parents or guardians of the children with the greatest need in their program. Please reference the FAQs below for additional information or contact [email protected] with questions. Little League Grant Resources Equipment sourcing tips from Little League & Pitch In For Baseball & Softball What will be included in the kits?
The items in these kits were designed to be an essentials-only starter kit that will give deserving, underprivileged children the chance to play ball. The kit will include (specific to baseball or softball): One pair of Batting Gloves One Fielding Glove (Baseball or Softball, based on application request.
Limited sizing ranges available) One Baseball or Softball (based on application request) A letter addressed to the parent or guardian of the kit recipient will also be included. When can I expect the equipment kits to arrive? All kits will arrive to their designated shipping addresses by mid-February 2023 .
How should I distribute the kits to the selected players? All equipment kits should be distributed directly to the parent or guardian of the player selected. Kits will be shipped to the designated league official (you will be required to designate this individual in your application) and include all equipment items for the players as well as a letter addressed to the parent or guardian of the recipient.
We encourage you to be discreet when distributing these kits, so as not to single out families who may be experiencing financial hardships and to ensure that families who may also have equipment needs, but were not selected for this program, do not react negatively.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Youth baseball and softball programs; youth-serving organizations and schools. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The DICK'S Sporting Goods Foundation Sports Matter Equipment Grant Program - Pitch In For Baseball & Softball is funded by The DICK'S Sporting Goods Foundation, in partnership with Pitch In For Baseball & Softball. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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