There’s no better feeling than bringing them together. Get that feeling for yourself. When you play ball with us, you’ll get back more than you give and they’ll have a great new memory.
Our mission is to facilitate a baseball experience for qualified veterans.
We arrange transportation, tickets, a ballpark meal, snacks, and recognition from the team and fellow fans. With your help, we look forward to getting more and more veterans out to more and more games all across the USA.
Mr. Andrew Marshall – Past National Commander of the DAV
Vetbaseball arranged for Andy to throw the ceremonial first pitch.
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There’s no better feeling than bringing them together. Get that feeling for yourself. When you play ball with us, you’ll get back more than you give and they’ll have a great new memory.
Our mission is to facilitate a baseball experience for qualified veterans.
We arrange transportation, tickets, a ballpark meal, snacks, and recognition from the team and fellow fans. With your help, we look forward to getting more and more veterans out to more and more games all across the USA.
Mr. Andrew Marshall – Past National Commander of the DAV
Vetbaseball arranged for Andy to throw the ceremonial first pitch.
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Since our first trip to Marlins Park in 2018, we have hosted more than 2000 veterans to a fully paid for day at the ballpark. Your chance to make a real impact starts today. America’s heroes experiencing America’s pastime. It’s that simple, but we need your help. Since our first year, we have expanded into Philadelphia and this season into the Washington D.C. area. The future looks bright, especially with your help.
About VetBaseball
Jessica Blaylock interviewing Alan
Since our first trip to Marlins Park in 2018, we have hosted more than 2000 veterans to a fully paid for day at the ballpark. Your chance to make a real impact starts today. America’s heroes experiencing America’s pastime. It’s that simple, but we need your help. Since our first year, we have expanded into Philadelphia and this season into the Washington D.C. area. The future looks bright, especially with your help.
About VetBaseball
Jessica Blaylock interviewing Alan
