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Area Code Baseball Donates a Ton
Andrew Knepper from Area Code Baseball and ESPN HS donated a large amount of equipment and apparel to the Going To Bat Foundation >>More

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Donors create a "Snoball Effect" through microgiving.

ABD Academy Award for Going To Bat Co-Founder

Fundraiser for Cory Hahn at the Urban Youth Academy

Co-founder signs Letter of Intent

Foundation receives Community Service Award from New Balance.

Area Code Donates a Ton of Gear

Pickens, CBATS Life-Savers for Local Baseball Players

Sending glove and support to South Africa

your "experienced" equipment can
Inspire a new generation
a used mitt, last year's bat, cleats that are too small...
seemingly worthless to most but priceless symbols
to those who have very little....donate a little HOPE today!

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The Going To Bat Foundation and Mission Viejo High School team up to help Jordan High School

Mission Viejo Donation
Mission Viejo High School Head Coach Chris Ashbach organized an equipment collection for new Jordan High School Head Coach Tyler Greer and The Going To Bat Foundation was there.
Kieran Lovegrove (Going To Bat) and Mike Spiers (ABD)
Kieran Lovegrove recieves the 2012 Greg Kish Special Award from ABD's Mike Spiers.
New Balance Baseball

Harold Abend
Special to ESPN RISE 08/08/11

Kieran Lovegrove finds out that his foundation will get some unexpected help from New Balance while attending the MLB Symposium at the Area Code Baseball Games.  

Kieran Lovegrove
Photo By: SCOTT KURTZ

Ever since Kieran Lovegrove from Mission Viejo (Mission Viejo, Calif.) has been a tyke, he’s had a bat in his hand.

Today, the up-and-coming senior has become a pitcher who will appear in this week's Area Code Games. But the pitches Lovegrove makes are often more important when he's making them for a non-profit organization he co-founded that delivers baseball equipment to children in need throughout the world. More>>

The Going to Bat Foundation is committed to re-building communities through sport, and growing the game of baseball in under-privileged, strife torn and disaster ravaged parts of the USA. We are a baseball charity based in Southern California but serving the entire country. Donate your baseball equipment! We accept donations of new and "experienced" baseball equipment including bats, gloves, catcher's gear, baseballs and sets of uniforms. "Experienced" equipment is defined as equipment that is not in need of immediate repair. We also do fundraising and accept monetary donations to cover the costs of storing and shipping donated baseball equipment and repairing or building infrastructure. Going to Bat is a non-profit foundation and all donations are tax-deductible to the full extent provided by law.

Playing Baseball Between a Rock and a Hard Place
The Story of the Philippi Angels Township Baseball Academy

Among the old mattresses, broken bottles, and half-buried stones in a drainage basin near the train station, boys from the Xhosa tribe play baseball.  These are the Philippi Angels and they will play every week until the rainy season.  Because the drainage is mostly rock, it fills with water in the lightest rain and takes weeks of sun to dry out. Read More>>

Californian Baseball Youths Give the Shirts off Their Backs
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Hand of Friendship

"You will find, as you look back on your life, that the moments that stand out
are the moments when you have done things for others."
- Henry Drummond

 

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