Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation has had numerous events across the country. Some of them are listed below as are plans for another Dallas/Fort Worth based game and silent auction. After viewing some of these events if you agree our work is important, please consider donating or becoming a “Season Ticket” holder here.
Brooklyn Cyclones Opening Night
We are thrilled to be the charity partner of the Brooklyn Cyclones on Tuesday, April 12, 2022 at 7:00 PM EDT. Dodge Suprun and volunteers will be present staffing the Cyclones Prize Wheel and will be talking about who and what we are throughout the United States.
Seinfeld’s “Soup Nazi”, Larry Thomas just cut a video asking people to buy tickets in a simple, orderly fashion without embellishment. He offers three options which can be found in the link in the next paragraph.
Tickets for the game can be purchased here.
The Future
Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation has had numerous events across the country. Some of them are listed below as are plans for another Dallas/Fort Worth based game and silent auction.
Dallas Ronald McDonald House (TX) Dodgeball Game
Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation held another game at Ronald McDonald House – Dallas. This Saturday numerous participants joined us and we hit baseballs, ran bases, and even created some home runs.
St. Petersburg Ronald McDonald House (FL) Event
Strike Out Kids Cancer Foundation held a game at Ronald McDonald House – St. Petersburg. In addition to our program participants, we were lucky to be joined by the Official Scorer of the Tampa Bay Rays and the Bradenton Marauders mascot who was able to bring fifty baseball bat and ball sets plus three hundred ballcaps so our players could be properly equipped for the game.
Medical City Dallas (TX) House Event
One of our first games was at Medical City Dallas in their giant atrium.
We were joined by the Chick Fil A cow and the Texas Rangers Captain mascot along with several patient participants and their families who ran bases, hit moon shots, and otherwise enjoyed our day at the ‘park’.