October 2, 2025 • Dyersville, Iowa
A timeline of memorable gatherings and charitable impact
Our Savannah event teamed up with the Savannah Bananas to support Bananas Foster, a nonprofit passion arm of the famed barnstorming team to celebrate and support the amazing stories of families throughout the foster care community.
View DetailsDue to a couple of unexpected late venue cancellations, there wasn't enough time to host an event in 2023. We look forward to returning in 2024.
Our rescheduled Chicago event at Guaranteed Rate Field raised $121,310 for multiple charities including Sox Charities, Orioles Advocates, Marine Corps Scholarship Fund, and Once In A Lifetime.
View DetailsOur 30th anniversary event raised $125,000 for the Nolan Ryan Foundation, supporting RBI Austin, YMCA of Greater Houston, Boys & Girls Club of Austin, Hope Alliance, and Round Rock Area Serving Center.
View DetailsOriginally planned as a White Sox partnership event, this was postponed due to the pandemic. We still managed to support the Marine Corps Scholarship Fund and Special Operations Warrior Foundation.
View DetailsOur Nashville event at First Tennessee Park featured signing on with the minor league Nashville Sounds after big league plans fell through, the Bellis connection, and raised $226,100 for multiple charities including the Nashville Sounds Foundation.
View DetailsOur return to the diamond at Great American Ball Park featured the Reds rolling out indoor/outdoor carpeting, the invention of the TELOMUGs format for veteran players, and raised $71,000 for the Reds Community Fund.
View DetailsOur summer golf tournament in Chicago featured Dan Carroll and the Chicagoland gang, raised $15,000 for the Anthony Rizzo Foundation, and marked a year of significant loss for the club.
View DetailsOur 25th anniversary event in Hertford featured returning to our spiritual home, adapting to storm conditions with Wiffle Ball, and raising $62,000 for the Jim "Catfish" Hunter Foundation.
View DetailsOur Marlins Park event featured playing at one of baseball's newest parks, the Chairman's dramatic blas airmailed the centerfielder, and raised $70,500 for the Marlins Charities RBI Program.
View DetailsOur historic event at Wrigley Field featured being the final team to play before renovation, Mark Costigan's memorable proposal attempt, and raised $144,000 for Cubs Charities RBI Program.
View DetailsOur Arlington Stadium event featured playing at the home of the Texas Rangers, museum renovation work in Hertford, NC, and raised $84,050 for the Marine Corps Scholarship Fund and Cafe Reconcile.
View DetailsOur Zephyr Field event supported by the Florida Marlins minor league team featured the charity misunderstanding with Reconcile New Orleans, Marc Matthews' emergency Masters tickets raffle, Bourbon Street night patrol with Phil Bouie vs. the hurricane cocktail, and Smiler's hair dye disaster, while raising $101,330 total for multiple charities.
View DetailsOur return to Dodgertown for the club's 20th anniversary was melancholy, with Sasha Muratov flying over from Moscow, Frenchie named best pitcher of the first 20 years, Rick Shaw named best player, and Bill Brockway returning one final time at age 83, while raising $89,945 total for multiple charities.
View DetailsOur Memphis event at the Redbirds AAA franchise featured summer camp funding for 900 kids, Graceland visits, Peabody duck parades, and revenge on "Angles" for the San Diego shirt incident, while raising $68,700 total for multiple charities.
View DetailsOur San Antonio event at Brooke Army Medical Center featured wounded veterans Danny Acosta and Orlando Gill playing baseball without limbs, while raising $431,750 total for Disabled Sports USA and Plano Baseball Association.
View DetailsOur San Diego event at San Diego State University featured Tony Gwynn's brief visit, Bruce Bochy's appearance, Gregg Olson's ice water dodge, and Pickles' legendary catch, while raising $58,510 total for the Tony & Alicia Gwynn Foundation and Plano Baseball Association.
View DetailsOur Corpus Christi event at Whataburger Field featured a pre-tournament redfish tournament and the famous Nolan Ryan pizza incident, while raising $57,285 total for multiple charities including the Miracle League, Nolan Ryan Foundation, and Plano Baseball Association.
View DetailsOur Bimini event featured Andre Dawson's visit and a school computer campaign, delivering technology to island schools while raising $34,700 total for multiple charities including Ron Kittle's Indiana Sports Charities and the Plano Baseball Association.
View DetailsMurf flies in a week early, can’t find anyone at the airport, and flies back out. The rest of us fly in, see the weather, and make plans for U-turns. Tucker and the Chairman go fishing and have the bejeezus scared out of them when a giant tarpon swirls and hits a float near the boat.
Our Phoenix event at Bank One Ballpark featured Randy Johnson's "imperfect game" dove trophy gift and raised $71,581 total for multiple charities including the Randy Johnson Homeless Foundation, while also sending weakened ALS victim Gary Hunter on a bucket-list Las Vegas trip.
View DetailsOur Round Rock event partnered with MLB's Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.) to honor surviving Negro Leaguers and support multiple charities, raising $74,523 total for organizations including the Nolan Ryan Foundation and India Baseball Project.
View DetailsOur 2002 season featured a summer family experiment in rural Colorado benefiting Cocker's Kids Foundation, followed by Cal and Bill Ripken hosting us at Ironbirds Stadium in Aberdeen, MD, north of Baltimore, and raising $123,300 total for multiple charities including the newly formed Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation.
View DetailsOur Chicago event in Schaumburg continued our charitable giving tradition, raising $84,357 for Cubs Care and supporting youth baseball programs in the Chicago area.
View DetailsOur 2000 Bay Area event marked our first time playing in major league stadiums, with games at both San Francisco's Pac Bell Park and Oakland's Coliseum, raising $36,368 for former Giant pitcher Dave Dravecky's Outreach of Hope.
View DetailsOur Hertford event raised $38,500 for the Jim "Catfish" Hunter Foundation, supporting ALS research and honoring the stricken Hall of Famer.
View DetailsOur Alvin event at Alvin Community College raised $21,914 for the Nolan Ryan Foundation, which helped construct the small town’s community center. Big Tex hung with the guys for three hours, watching and shooting the breeze from the home plate bleachers. View Details
Our Birmingham event at historic Rickwood Field raised $1,000 for Friends of Rickwood, marking our first charity donation and the beginning of our philanthropic mission.
View DetailsOur 1996 event at Tempe Diablo Stadium in Phoenix marked our first trip west, playing in extreme heat while building the foundation of camaraderie and friendship. If the club were to sustain, we had to hit the road. So we did.
View DetailsOur 1995 event at Dodgertown strengthened the bonds of friendship and baseball that would define the No Bats experience.
View DetailsOur 1994 event took us to the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, celebrating the history and tradition of baseball.
View DetailsOur third year in Dodgertown birth several clever innovations we would carry through the years to emphasize fun and sportsmanship.
View DetailsA tropical storm kept us off the diamond. Undeterred, the men improvised. Most of the first-year guys returned, several brought friends.
View DetailsThe inaugural No Bats autumn event exploded into magical reality seven months after a casual lunch at Doral. The event sold out in three days.
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