We look forward to all of us coming together at The Diamond when it is safe for Flying Squirrels baseball to return. Even through there are no baseball games to be played right now, we haven't gone anywhere. You can find us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, or find other ways to reach out to us here.

Here are the updates and statements we have released so far related to COVID-19:

4/22/2020 - 'Opening Day' fundraisers, Flying Squirrels Charities to donate $40,000 to local COVID-19 relief

4/13/2020 - Flying Squirrels, Sports Radio 910 The Fan to host 'Bring it Home' fundraiser on Thursday

4/9/2020 - Parney to walk '500 Bases of Love' for COVID-19 relief on April 16

4/8/2020 - A message from the Flying Squirrels

3/24/2020 - Flying Squirrels offer 'digital field trip' for Richmond-area students

3/12/2020 - Start of Richmond Flying Squirrels, MiLB season delayed indefinitely

See below for official updates from Minor League Baseball:

04/29/2020 - Statement on status of 2020 season

04/28/2020 - MiLB launches CommUNITY First campaign

04/09/2020 - A message from Pat O'Conner

03/27/2020 - MiLB offering fans free preview of MiLB.TV

03/12/2020 - Minor League Baseball to delay Opening Day

For official updates from the Commonwealth of Virginia, including Public Health & Safety, Public Services, Education & Childcare, Support for Individuals, Employment & Financial Support, Frequently Asked Questions and more, click here.

At this time, we do not have a specific timetable for baseball returning to The Diamond. We are in communication with government & health officials and with Minor League Baseball to monitor the situation.

As of this time, fans who have previously purchased individual tickets for games originally scheduled for April or May can exchange their tickets for any 2020 Flying Squirrels home game once a start date for the season is determined.

If you have questions, please feel free to reach out to us.

We have made our 2020 Education Day curriculum available for Richmond-area students online as a “digital field trip.” The new website includes baseball-themed learning activities for students in grades K-5.

The Education Day curriculum was designed by a Henrico County educator and incorporates state-mandated objectives. The website includes hands-on activities, educational videos, word problems, printable activity sheets and more that align with the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) objectives taught to elementary students throughout the school year.

The Education Day activities website can be found here.

The following organzations are assisting with needs related to the COVID-19 outbreak around the greater-Richmond region

Holli Fund

The Community Foundation

Robins Foundation’s Family Crisis Fund

RVA Strong

Richmond Public Schools Education Foundation

Nourish Henrico

Chesterfield Food Bank