DIAMOND DREAMS NFP
EIN 36-4473748 · Baseball, Softball
What they do
SUMMER BASEBALL PROGRAM WHEREBY COLLEGE STUDENT-ATHLETES WERE ALLOWED to IMPROVE THEIR SKILLS ON and OFF THE FIELD AS PART of THE DIAMOND DREAMS-TOPEKA GOLDEN GIANTS PROGRAM. EACH PLAYER ON THE TEAM WAS REQUIRED to COMPLETE TEM PHILANTHROPY HOURS of GOODWILL SERVICES. WE ATTENDED and PARTICIPATED WITH BOYS/GIRLS of YMCA, THE CAPPERS EASTER SEALS FOUNDATION, RONALD MCDONALD HOSPICE HOUSE of TOPEKA, JUST to NAME A FEW. WE ARE A MEMBER of NATIONAL BASEBALL CONGRESS and THE MID PLAINS CONFERENCE LEAGUE. OUR TEAM PARTICIPATED IN 50+ GAMES BETWEEN MAY and AUGUST 2020. OUR PLAYERS ARE REPRESENTED BY AT LEAST 20 COLLEGES and UNIVERSITIES. OUR MISSION is to ALLOW OUR STUDENT-ATHLETES to COMPETE AT THE HIGHEST LEVEL and IMPROVE THEIR SKILLS OVER THE 10 WEEK PROGRAM.
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About this charity
- Location
- 413 NAVAJO DRIVE, NEW LENOX, IL 60451
- County
- Will
- In care of
- ROBERT CONLON