2019 Annual Report

Dear Pitch In For & Softball family, As we reflect on another year, we can’t help but feel grateful for your continued support. Pitch In For Baseball & Softball believes that baseball and softball are more than just games— they have the power to change lives. It is the generosity of the community, donors, and partners who support PIFBS that enables us to change the lives of children through baseball and softball. In 2019, PIFBS had the honor of continuing our work with industry leaders (MLB, Little League, Wilson Sporting Goods), MLB club teams (Reds, Twins, Dodgers, Mets, Yankees), organizations, and foundations who care about spreading the joy of baseball and softball to kids in underserved communities. One of our existing partners, the Tull Family Foundation, teamed up with a first-time partner of ours, the Pirates, to bring baseball and softball to kids in Pittsburgh. PIFBS also worked with the A’s to get equipment to kids in Oakland and we returned to Puerto Rico to continue our disaster relief efforts with partners Rushmore Loan Management and Auction.com. As an organization, we have undergone a leadership change, promoting a new CEO and hiring two new employees in 2019. We are supported by kids, leagues, and companies across the country who care deeply about spreading the joy of baseball and softball and conduct equipment collections and fundraisers on our behalf. Collected equipment is given new life in the hands of a child who has never had their own glove before. Kids from as far away as Arizona choose PIFBS as their charitable partner so they can help other kids play ball just like they do. Fundraising efforts enable us to fill in the gaps whenever we do not have enough gear in our warehouse. Our work wouldn’t be possible without this support. As you will see in the pages that follow, we have many stories and photos to share which highlight the impact of our work this year. We hope you enjoy learning more about the incredible difference your support is making in the lives of children around the world. Thank you for helping to make the work we do possible.

Sincerely,

Meredith Kim CEO ABOUTUS

Pitch In For Baseball & Softball® is a registered 501(c)(3), not for profit organization that helps give the gift of play and contributes to positive youth development by providing equipment to children around the world. PIFBS reduces barriers to play and promotes youth development by providing equipment directly to leagues, schools, and organizations around the world to start, continue, and/or expand their programs. Over the past 14+ years, Pitch In For Baseball & Softball has helped over 900,000 kids in every state in the U.S. and 100 countries.

“Over the past 14+ years, Pitch In For Baseball & Softball has donated more than $10 million worth of equipment to 900,000+ kids in every state in the U.S. and 100 countries”

Domestic and International Equipment Grants—These grants are designed to help leagues, teams, and community organizations around the globe get the proper equipment to play baseball and softball. Grantees complete required annual reporting detailing the impact of the donation. Our strategic partnerships help us reach the most under-resourced communities around the world. PIFBS averages 600 projects each year.

School Based Program—Launched in 2008, our School Based Program helps schools/districts stretch limited budgets, reduce participation fees, and shift funds to other areas such as transportation. PIFBS is implementing School Based Programs in Philadelphia, Northern Kentucky, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Chicago, and the Bronx.

Disaster Relief Program—In times of tragedy, children are the most affected. Baseball and softball can help to restore a sense of normalcy amidst the chaos. PIFBS has rebuilt entire leagues and helped thousands of kids start their season on time. PIFBS has assisted with relief efforts on the NY/NJ shoreline following Hurricane Sandy; Joplin, MO; the Gulf Coast region; Japan; Houston; Puerto Rico; and more.

LAYouth Monarchs, Service Learning Los—Whether Angeles for school service learning, Bar/Bat mitzvahs, Eagle Scouts, or for fun, nearly 200 kids choose PIFBS each year as their charitable partner. About 60% of the equipment PIFBS gives away each year comes from the efforts of motivated, caring kids who run collections and fundraise on PIFBS’ behalf. ABOUT US

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DOMESTIC & INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS Through our general equipment grant application process, Pitch In For Baseball & Softball distributes new and gently used gear to groups throughout the United States to help increase youth participation in baseball/softball. PIFBS strives to make the sport accessible to all kids regardless of financial means. Through our international equipment grant application process, PIFBS gets gear to groups outside of the United States where interest in baseball/softball is growing rapidly. In many countries, baseball and softball equipment is very expensive or isn’t available to purchase at all so PIFBS is their means for starting their program. PIFBS fulfills all equipment grant requests that we receive from eligible applicants.

Our strategic partners such as Little League and ’s Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) program help ensure that we are reaching the most under-resourced communities and enable us to send gear abroad in a cost-effective manner.

The 2019 season was an incredible bonding experience for all of the boys on the Isaac Middle School baseball team out of Phoenix, Arizona. The 7th grade boys on the team admired their 8th grade teammates so much that they shared their desire to be role models to the younger players on the team next year. As a whole, the team recognized their impact on their fellow classmates, adhered to the school’s behavioral expectations, and strived for academic success throughout the season and beyond. Due to their continued academic success, the head coach entered them into the Phoenix City Baseball Championship tournament and the team won 1st place and ended their season on a high note!

In 2017 and 2019, Pitch In For Baseball & Softball sent an entire container of baseball and softball gear to the Philippines. Though softball is not a mainstream sport in the Philippines, it has grown drastically, and children who excel at the sport are given additional opportunities for education within the country. Former players volunteer their time to help the next generation improve. PIFBS’ donation enabled the group, 1 United Philippine Softball to create three additional teams in 2019 and provide over 750 kids the opportunity to play softball. This was a dramatic increase over their 2018 participation numbers. ABOUTPROGRAMS US

time board members, Dave Davis. In - education boys Two program. young who participated in and clinic,Mark* the John*, decided outtry to Belize for the Junior National Team. president The of the Belize City Softball Association credits their participation and of receipt a pair of cleats from the clinicswith helpinggive to them the confidence to outtry for the team. *names havebeen changed Members of the Philadelphia Adult League Softball team (PALS) took a trip to Belize in the summer of to 2019 run softball clinics and provide equipment to boys and girls. In Belize, softball for both boys and girls continuesmore be to able to was provide accessible. PIFBS over $2,000 worth of equipment for PALS to take along them with to Belize. In addition clinic to participants receiving equipment, eight primary schools received gear to start expand or their softball programs as part physical of the bags, baseballs, and more! In total, the donation was valued at over $7,000. In 2018, Pitch In ForIn 2018, one of Pitch Baseball lost & long Softball its coordination with Dave’s wife, PIFBS completed a project in 2019 with HorshamChallenger Little Francisco the game and a passionate San loved was Dave Dave. League to honor our dear friend Giants fan, even spending a month in Arizona for . The Horsham ChallengerDivision welcomes players of all ages, who have physical and intellectual challenges, to enjoy the game of baseball along with their peers. Director of Operations & Programs, Bizon,Steve was able to deliver the donation to the league’spizza party in November. The program was thrilled with the donation that included batting helmets, bats, gloves, apparel items,equipment

participate on the 14U Israel National Team. equipment from the United States. talent Alon’s was identified quickly and he was able to and he was able to utilize quality quality baseball to utilize able and he was thrilled when Israel Association of Baseball was the recipient of an equipment grant from PIFBS often difficult for teams to acquire. Alon was for teams to acquire. was Alon often difficult the sport in Israel, basic baseball equipment such as bats, balls, gloves, and helmets are States toStates Israel. Due to the lack of popularity of At ageAt 13, Alon immigrated fromthe United PROGRAMS

SCHOOL BASED PROGRAMS

Pitch In For Baseball & Softball’s School Based Program helps schools and districts in under-resourced communities start, continue, or expand their baseball and softball programs and stretch limited budgets. Starting in 2008 within the Philadelphia School District, PIFBS began helping children not only get on the field, but also increase their attendance and GPA as a result of playing ball. Many kids joining our programs have never played baseball or softball before, adding increased awareness around both sports. In 2019, five cities across the country participated in our School Based Program and PIFBS hopes to continue this success in 2020.

When Johnathan arrived at the first baseball meeting held by the coaches during the school year, he had never picked up a ball or glove before. His high school, Henry Senior High, was one of the recipients of an equipment grant from PIFBS that was generously funded by the Minnesota Twins. Because Henry High School received an equipment grant, Johnathan was able to receive his very first glove for the upcoming season! He worked extremely hard throughout the season to learn the game and was chosen as the Most Improved Player by his coaches and teammates.

After witnessing Zaniyha’s exceptional skill in a hockey unit during physical education class, the head softball coach at AMY Northwest High School knew she could transfer those skills to being a catcher. Though Zaniyha had only previously only run on the track team, she decided to give softball a try. Zaniyha became the team’s full time catcher as she quickly picked up the sport and grew to love it. She was grateful to meet new friends while experiencing a new sport and is looking forward to playing on the team again next year! Colombia PROGRAMS l, l,

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quickly she picked it upand became an excellent hitter. Her high school received an equipment grant from that PIFBS was generously funded by the Cincinnati Reds, giving Masha the chance to have her own glove for the season. Softball gave Masha the opportunity to participate in another activity and make new friends. Coming to the United asStates a foreign exchange student from Thailand, Masha was not familiar with the sport of softball but decided to give it a try. Her coaches were amazed how

2019 SCHOOL BASED PROGRAM RESULTS* PROGRAM BASED SCHOOL 2019

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Leagues, schools, and other organizations in the Pittsburgh area. The and theThe Pirates Tull Pittsburgh Family Foundation teamed up with to help over 1,300 PIFBS kids get on the field in the Pittsburgh area this year! Though PIFBS has worked with the Tull Family Foundation previously, it was our first time teaming up with the Pirates. The donation included gloves, catcher’s gear, helmets, bats, baseballs/softballs, equipment bags, cleats, and batting tees valued at more than $75,000. The donation supported both baseball and softball teams from Little

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Picturedabove, a group of equipment grant recipients in Puerto Rico. PIFBS returned to Puerto Rico in 2019 to support additi by the hurricanes. Auction.com provided four Little League softball teams in Puerto Rico with nearly $12,000 worth of brand n place all the gear that was lost in the storm. Pitch In ForPitch Baseball & Softball is proud to work with industry leaders who have enabled us to expand our programming and hel around the world. These partners are instrumental in allowing us to grow our impact by making generousfinancial contribution donations of in PARTNER PROGRAMS PARTNER

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filled afternoon. Thank you, Mets! Longtime partner Sporting Wilson Goods teamed up us with again in 2019 for the second year of a In ForPitch Softball Signature Project in their backyard of Chicago, IL. generously Wilson donated all of the equipment for this project gear, helmets, bats, gloves, and a team bag. In addition, each Chicago Public teamSchool received apparel items that were generously donated to PIFBS by Under Armour. hosted Wilson some of the schools at their Chicago headquarters to pick up their equipment and also had some of their employees speak to the students about their journey to working at and Wilson what their jobs entail. Special thanks to our friends at for Wilson making this project a possibility again this year and for their commitment to helping kids in Chicago and around the world play ball! -

ball this withyear new, safe equipment! Yankees and Matsui 55 Foundation, over 400 kids in the Bronx will have a chance to play over $48,000. Thanks to the of support the season. In total,the donation valued was at For Baseball & Softball to get teams 22 in the Bronx some brand new equipment to start their nonprofit organization) with partnered Pitch In The New York Yankees and Matsui the 55 Foundation Yankee (former Hideki Matsui’s Sandlot Stars Program. To celebrate the donation, the Mets hosted a distribution event at FieldCiti and invited the teams, c the ballpark to pick up their equipment and enjoy a fun year’s program supported 50 baseball teams and 50 softball teams in the five boroughs of Manhattan and Long Island who partic Pitch In ForPitch Baseball & Softball was grateful to partner with the New Mets York again in 2019 to help kids get the proper gea st project directed unity could restore a fir and devastation. ng over $12,000 worth

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The Minnesota their Twins continued Based Program School in the Twin cities for the fifth consecutive year and PIFBS was thrilled to partner with them again! This 2019 program consisted of 55 team kits for baseball and softball programs from Minneapolis and St. ThePaul. Twins generously hosted the teams for a distribution event at Target Field in March where they got to pick up their gear and meet PIFBS Board Chairman and former Twin, Roy Smalley. Over 4,000 pieces of brand nearly $100,000 be supporting will over 900 kids in the Minneapolis and St. areas,Paul enabling them to get on the field with safe, usable equipment. Thank you, Twins!

sense of normalcy for children and families by getting back to baseball and softball in the spring. In 2018, California had the worst In 2018, California season ever recorded. extreme In wildfire saw the town of Paradise, particular, destruct CA Rushmore supported over 1,000 children that participate in Paradise Little League Baseball and Little League Softball by prov of brand new equipment to the leagues. The equipment replaced all that was lost in the 2018 fire and ensured that the local c island, reeling still from the devastation of the 2017 hurricanes, has been excited to get back to the games they love. In to at nearly $14,000 and helped over 250 children get brand new gear to take the field in the spring. Rushmore Loan Management again supported several disaster relief programs In with Pitch For Baseball & Softball in 2019. The disaster relief funds to 13 Little League teams in Puerto Rico where baseball and softball are deeply engrained in the fabric

*name changed *name confidence on the field. Participating in Baseball Beyond Borders provided Bobby a safe space to learn, fail, grow, and make friends and memories to last a lifetime. his own for the very first time. His glove gave him a sense of ownership and school and social environments were leading to him getting into trouble. This year, baseball became an outlet for Bobby when he received a glove that he could call For age Bobby*, 11, baseball provided a sense of belonging. challengesHis in to play ball. across the country which gave over 3,700 kids all over the United aStates chance grow and increase participation across the United States. In 2019, In ForPitch Baseball Softball& helped MLB get equipment to 225 teams RBI in 51 cities equipment partner to help their (Reviving RBI Baseball in Inner Cities) program Pitch In ForPitch Baseball & Softball serves as Major League Baseball’s exclusive PARTNERS PARTNERS join in on the fun

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Stapleton Little League. Equipment included gloves, - Pitch In For Baseball & Softball has been working with Mauricio Dubon since he was in Now MiLB. a the middle infielder with San the Francisco Giants, Mauricio’s commitment to helping home kids his in country of Honduras has not In waivered. Honduras, baseball equipmentdifficult is toby due come to popularity the of In soccer. 2019, was able PIFBS to help provide equipmentto over 100 children who participate in Liga Valenzuela Roberto Little League. Mauricio traveled to Honduras to the deliver equipment and talking spend time with and coaching the children. PIFBS andPIFBS the partnered in 2019 to help grow the Brewers’ program.RBI The donation, valued at over $13,000, included baseball and softball equipment for the Boys & Girls of Club Greater Milwaukee, Journey Inc., and Beckum catcher’s gear, baseballs, softballs, helmets, bats, team bags, and more! In total, over 2,000 across children all of the programs benefitted from the donation of brand new gear.

the Reds and St. Elizabeth! and mingle with the students. Over 850students the in Cincinnati area benefitted from this donation of brand new equipment t baseball and softball equipment valued at over $42,000. The Reds and St. Elizabeth hosted a distribution event for the teams their gear and hear the Reds, of PIFBS, from representatives The and St. had their Reds Elizabeth. mascot and pitcher Sal Rom Cincinnati area and northern Kentucky. This year was no exception and got PIFBS’ 2019 program year off to a great start by pr For three years, In Pitch For Baseball & Softball has joined the Cincinnati Reds and ElizabethSt. Healthcare in delivering a

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e r men the Easton! Easton! The donation of over 4,000 pieces of gear help will hundreds of kids get some brand new gear to take the field. In addition to a generous donation of equipment, Easton hosted a Future of Baseball Social Media Summit as part of launching the organization’s first annual Team Experience.Easton The biggest baseball influencers and content creators in social media came together for a day of behind the scenes experiences at andEaston some friendly baseball competitions to raise money for two nonprofits. PIFBS was ecstatic to find out we were one of the nonprofit awesome recipients of this event! Pitch In ForPitch Baseball & Softball is very grateful to Easton Sporting Goods for their large scale donation of baseball and softball equipment! received PIFBS over of equipment10 pallets from

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any unneeded gear to PIFBS! equipment to drop in collection bins outside the entrances to the ballpark. In 2019, PIFBS collected over 100 pieces of equip Our friends at Little League International sent us two generous donations in 2019: a large donation of helmets, pictured abov out theclean across to leagues country to their League generously appeals donations,, Little these to addition In of pants! • Picturedabove leftare volunteers from annual PIFBS’ equipment collection day at Citizens Park.Bank The general public atte • • • others a chance to play baseball and softball. Donations of equipment help to keep our costs low and enable tous support mor can accept any piece of baseball or softball equipment that is in safe, playable condition, howeverthe gear we need the most • About ofAbout 60% the equipment that hasPIFBS available to distribute comes from caring kids, teams, and companies across the cou DONOR HIGHLIGHTSDONOR

support! were ablewere to make a pit a tour of our main operation. Thank you Shcharber family for your continued Shcharber family in 2019 while they vacationing were the on coast. east They able to ship all their of collected equipment each year to our Angeles Los warehouse location. The staff PIFBS was fortunatemeet enough to the entire donate to Pitch For Baseball In & Softball. The Shcharber family has been Over theOver span of seven years, both Michael and Jake have collected gear to location, collecting equipmentto donate to Pitch Baseball In For & Softball quickly became the for tradition a family California Despite living nearly 3,000 miles away from our Pennsylvania warehouse DONOR HIGHLIGHTS DONOR HIGHLIGHTS

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For her bat mitzvah Haley project, Sydney Parr,Sydney a member of the University of In For Baseball & Softball! The donation included mostly softball gear which one is of the items that needsPIFBS the most. Thank you, forSydney all your hard work! Right: to collect money and equipment for In PIFBS. addition to collecting equipment, she asked friends and family to pledge an amount for each strikeout that she pitched during the season. Haley threw strike after strike during the season herand blew fundraising goal out of the water to raise over $5,000 Thank for PIFBS! you Haley! Left: Arkansas softball team, collected 33 boxesof equipment during her offseason to send to Pitch

Arizona nativeArizona and avid Easton, player, baseball knew that running an equipment collection drive would be a perfect fit forhis upcoming Eagle Scout project. is fortunate PIFBS that Easton chose to collect be gear to donatedto us! Easton worked tirelessly for over a year collecting over 1,000 pieces of equipmentdrop to Los off PIFBS’ Angeles at warehouse location in December. In addition to collecting gear, Easton collected monetary donations includingfrom a grantTampa Bay Rays second baseman, Sogard! is grateful Eric PIFBS for the hard that work Easton so and many children put to in ensure other children around have world a chance the to play ball!

PIFBS is grateful to many equipment manufacturers and distributors for thinking of us for their charitable efforts. Pictured

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donation from Diamond Sports that including tons of catcher’s gear! Center: rented UHaul to deliverall of the gear. Peter wrapped up his Eagle project Scout by volunteering at our annual Phillies Day Throughout the spring, he collected a record number of pieces of equipment with over 1,500 pieces! He and his father made th Left: DONOR HIGHLIGHTS 2019 FINANCIAL DONORS

Legends ($50,000+) All-Stars cont...($1,000-$4,999) Home Runs cont... ($500-$999) Andreas Foundation Randall Harbert Norman Spieler Copernicus Society of America Harris Howard Walt Disney Company Foundation Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Michael & Jamie Kopech Michelle Wilkes Major League Baseball Kopech-Fabrizio 2002 Trust Zaklin Family Charitable Fund Minnesota Twins Baseball Club Richard Leibert Foundation, Inc. Michael J. & Patricia Levitt Family Charitable Fnd. Rookies ($250-$499) Major League Baseball Players Trust

Haley Anchin Hall of Famers ($25,000-$49,999) Michael Markovich Martin Boorstein & Carole Slater Dave & Cheryl Copham Randall Miller Boy Scout Troop 883 New York Yankees Foundation Tom Moon Bob Brock & Dorothea Hatt Pirates Charities James Nuzzi David & Shelby Charles Terry & Shannon Smith Oakland Athletics Community Fund Chris Connolly Wilson Sporting Goods Craig Panzirer DJB Specialties, Inc. Triple Crowns ($10,000-$24,999) Susan J. Pettem Electronic Security Solutions, LLC. Arthur Pincus Black Knight InfoServ LLC Edward Fay Bill Piszek Brewers Community Foundation, Inc. Mark A. Gherity Safeguard Properties Management LLC Little League Baseball International Tim & Gerilynne Graves Manbir Sandhu NorthMarq Capital Paul Graziano Robert Santangelo Phillies Charities Andrew Hansen Aimee & Michael Shultz RushmoreCARES Gerald Kilhefner Springfield Rotary Club Susan Lowe, CPA & Robert Lowe Sun Capital Partner Foundation, Inc. MVPs ($5,000-$9,999) Jane Lowerre Trustee Corps Sam Munn Chicago White Sox Charities Marci Wyland Dave Davis Estate Beth Novitsky Easton Sporting Goods Bernard Paul Matsui 55 Baseball Foundation, Inc. Home Runs ($500-$999) Tyler Reinoehl Mortgage Connect Joan & Jim Anchin John Scher Perkinscoie Trust Company Lee Anchin Sharing Emily’s Love Rays Baseball Foundation, Inc.. Astros Foundation Christopher Thoms

Jordan & Jaclyn Baltimore Susan Sorenson & Richard Berk *We apologize for any errors or omissions* All-Stars ($1,000-$4,999) Kevin Calhoun James & Mindi Albers Paula Bennett John Draghi City National Bank Theresa Getz Gordon Daniels Kris Gilly Ed & Lucia Delgado Harris and Eliza Kempner Fund Ronald Fisher George Howell John Floegel Brain Kieser Diane Garcia Mark Knuckles Nick Ginali John McDougall Global Holdings Inc—EGMA Ken Mercer Spears & Imes LLP

In Memoriam

Though we wish it were on better terms, each year we are the fortunate recipients of donations made in memory of loved ones by families who wish to have their legacy honored because of their love of baseball and softball.

Stephen Able Roy Hensley George Ackels Bradley Hess Karen Allinger Randy Hunefeld Raul Conde Robert W. Markland Joseph Cugini Robert “Guy” McMurray Thomas Czerwinski Sherwood Michael William “Billy” Digilio Jordyn Myers David Francis Finnigan III Joseph William Nauert Sr. Gary Lee Franklin Sr. Graham Russell Connor Gibson Gary Slemmons Sean Gillespie Kent Tennant John R. Hanchera Joseph Torregiano 2019 EQUIPMENT DONORS DONOR HIGHLIGHTS Haley Anchin Chris Firman Jerry Mangan John Simons Jordan Baltimore Bill Fleisher Page Margetak Scott Sine Baseball Factory Ed Forbes Amy Marguiles Joseph Siragusa Basking Ridge Baseball Club Fordham University Avery Marques Keller Slotnick R. Battisfore Suzanne Frankland John Marr Margaret Smith Bensalem Royal Frederick Keys Baseball Justin Martin Jeff Snyder Sal Bevivino Spencer Friedman Eddie May Jalen Soberal Steve Block Full Reps Training Center Trent McCurry Sean Somers

Tom Bolle Maxwell Gallatin Matthew McGough Melinda Sonnenfeld Collin Bonen Patrick Gannon Thomas McKee Alex & Will Span Ryan Bowman Shari Gary Jim McVerry Dante Spivak Brandywine Little League Ethan Gavin Jim Merlis Richard Stanley Scott Brown Molly Gay Adam Merritt Heather & Ilene Stark Scott Burnhan Cody Gehres Debbie Minkin Jamie Staub Cristin Burris Emily Gerstein Morrisville Little League Ezra Steinberg Stephen Chambers Gladstone Junior Baseball Assoc. Mt. Ephraim Youth Athletic Assoc. Pamela Steiner Zachary Chatman Brandon Godshall Katie Murray Lucas Stetler Michele Choate Alex Goldenberg Julian Nichol Derek Strickland Dakota & Oliver Chung-Greco Theo Goldman North Penn Valley Softball Doug Strohan Larry Churilla Luke Gregory Old Dominion Freight Charles Stumberger Matt Clark Donna Harrison OTA Lucas Swineford Close Out Bats Harrison Township Little League Sydney Parr Eric Szeker Elijah Cohen Ethan Hartstone Pennsbury Athletic Association Basil Tarasko Joshua Cohen Harry Kalas Baseball Foundation Pennsbury High School Baseball Tetrapolitan Kiwanis Club David Colman Joe Haskell Elizabeth Perkins TIBCO Jennifer Conner Fred Heller Adam Perlman Nicole Tietze Jim Conroy Russ Henderson Marco Petrillo Joseph Trimbach Richard Covington Marc Hernandez Philadelphia Phillies Tufts University Luca Croft Aaron Hessel Bill Piszek Vacuum City CSW Clark Salt Lake City Ops Nickey Hill Plainview House Janet & Stuart Visnov Gary Davidson Joey Hooper Plymouth Little League Holden Vogel Patrice Dawson Jerry Hrabal Susan Portelli Courtney Vujtech D&E Atlanta Brandon Hursch Maggie Poxx Seamus Walsh D&E Hackensack Carter Jagiela Thomas Pyle Mike Wanzie D&E Tampa John Jakimowicz Mark Rapoport Warminster Baseball & Softball Shannon Dean-Smith Daniel Joffe Austin Reid Warrior Run Little League Nichaolas Delupo Peter K. Johnson Martianne Rich Greg Weikel Demons Travel Team Jim Kenvin Skylar Rich White Marsh Girls Softball DGL Cincinnati Marion Killian Chris Riddle Easton Wiggins Diamond Sports Janice Kim Romeo Robles Jack Williams Kim Diroberto Alana Kimball Jackson Ronninger Wilson Sporting Goods Aaron Dorlarque Seth Klein Graham Ross Michael Yama DSC Little Rock Erik Kleinfelder Michael J. Roznowski Daulton Zeaman DSE Orlando Connor Knott Zach Rubinstein Ethan Zimmerman DTS Garden Grove Hub Mormando Kortze Tim Russo DWE Burbank Keaton Kovacs San Ramon Girls Athletic Assoc. *We apologize for any errors or DWE North Hills Dan Kurth Matt Sandberg omissions* D8C Dallas Holly Larkin Jack Schramm D8C McCallen Jared Lee Greg Schrantz Easton Sporting Goods Legacy Youth Tennis Philip Schultz Maddox Edelman T. Lenteigne Robert Score Mya Eggers Lance Lesser Sean Patrick Scully Art Ehlo Marcy Lesser Schuylkill Valley Sports Simon Ettinger Julia Levy Dewan Seabrooks Boone Evans Roman Lewskiw Jake Shcharber Extra Innings—Morris Frank Lin Bob Sherrill Extra Inning—East Valley Little League Baseball International Rohan Shah Factory Athletics Lou Lombardo Ruby Shiah Ethan Fantel Ben Lowry Tyler Shuter Chris Field Mike Luchsinger Silano Family Ethan & Jake Fifer Luke Macaulay Anne Siller ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

PIFBS Staff Meredith Kim—CEO Steve Bizon—Director of Operations & Partnerships Bri Wilson—Director of Development Chris Albright—Operations & Program Manager

Board of Directors (as of December 31, 2019)

Meredith Kim, CEO Richard Gelles, Ph.D. Cathy McIndoo -Pitch In For Baseball & Softball -University of Pennsylvania -Novare National Settlement Service

Terry Smith, President David Ickes Allison Parsell -Rushmore Loan Management -International SOS and Control Risks -Wilson Sporting Goods

Susan Lowe, CFO Michael Markovich Bill Piszek -Consultant -Wilson Sporting Goods

Arthur Pincus, Secretary

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