Join us for a night of fun and a golf tournament like no other! Golfers will light up the sky with their glow in the dark golf balls as they compete with their friends while raising money for Baseballtown Charities. The 2nd annual Baseballtown Charities Night Golf tournament is so big that there are two nights to pick from! Participants can choose from Friday, September 17 or Saturday, September 18.

Fall Registration Now Open

Participants can now register for the 2021 Baseballtown Charities Dream League. Games will begin in September and go through late October. All games are played at the Savage 61 Dream Field located at Relevant Sports Complex at 2816 Old Pricetown Road, Temple, PA 19560.

Basebaltown Charities mission is to keep baseball alive in Reading so youngsters can benefit from the many life lessons the game teaches. It was created by Chuck Domino, President of Baseballtown Charities and established in 2002 when its flagship project was started, Gordon Hoodak Stadium at Lauer’s Park. Baseballtown Charities raised more than $1 million to build Gordon Hoodak Stadium at Lauer’s Park, a field of dreams in the heart of inner-city Reading, which has provided more than 1,000 boys and girls who otherwise might not have had the opportunity with a chance to participate in the game. It sits on the grounds of Lauer’s Park Elementary School, named for the former stadium where Babe Ruth and Shoeless Joe Jackson both played.

Since then, the organization has evolved from focusing on one demographic in need to reaching throughout the community and touching many different types of people in order to reach anyone who could benefit from the game of baseball. Baseballtown Charities has made strides for both financially and physically/cognitive challenged individuals, not only who live within the city of Reading but throughout Berks County.

Baseballtown Charities

Rip It For Life

Dream League

Rip It Batting Cages & Training Facility

Baseballtown Charities

Camps

Dream League

Rip-It For Life

Rip-It Training