To recognize Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, Blue Jays teamed up with charity Childhood Cancer Canada and invited children who are or had been affected by cancer to the game on Sunday, September 13. This group of children had the opportunity to meet and join players for the national anthems, throw out the ceremonial first pitch, and enjoy the game from the Jays Care Community Clubhouse with their families and friends.
Blue Jays pitcher and artist Dylan Cease launched a limited-edition retail collection in partnership with the Art Gallery of Ontario, supporting the AGO's charitable mission to enrich lives through art and learning. As part of the launch, Cease met with young fans to discuss his artwork and shared more about a cause that is close to his heart.
The Toronto Blue Jays welcomed some furry friends to the ballpark in support of the Toronto Humane Society's Pledge for Paws campaign. Four puppies came out onto the field for first pitch paired with the Blue Jays player they were named after. The partnership helped get each puppy adopted and raised awareness of the important work of the Toronto Humane Society.
To help students start the 2026 school year ready to learn, Toronto Blue Jays players volunteered their time to fill backpacks with brand-new school supplies. The initiative helped ensure students across Toronto have the tools they need to succeed in the classroom.
Blue Jays players Louis Varland, Brandon Valenzuela, Spencer Miles, and Brendon Little surprised participants at Major League Baseball’s Pitch, Hit & Run event as young athletes showcased their baseball and softball skills. The competition provides boys and girls with the opportunity to advance through the program for a chance to compete during the MLB World Series.
The Blue Jays welcomed wish children and their families from Make-A-Wish Canada for a special day at the ballpark. The experience began with a private tour that concluded on the field, giving the group a behind-the-scenes look at where their favourite players compete. Later, the group returned to watch batting practice where Blue Jays players stopped by to greet the group, sign autographs, and share memorable moments. The day ended in a private suite, where the families enjoyed the game together.
Blue Jays players Ernie Clement and Davis Schneider joined Dan Shulman at Behind the Plate, a Jays Care Foundation fundraiser hosted at Barbarian’s Steakhouse. The event raised funds to help create opportunities for kids across Canada to grow through the power of baseball.
Blue Jays players Braydon Fisher and Spencer Miles visited Jays Care partner school Lord Dufferin Public School ahead of their game at Rogers Centre. Fisher and Miles teamed up with the Blue Jays Baseball Academy to lead students through new baseball drills, helping young athletes build skills and confidence on the field. Learn more about Blue Jays in Schools powered by Jays Care here and Blue Jays Baseball Academy here.
Since 2021, Lou Gehrig Day has been a part of Blue Jays community commitment to help raise awareness for the progressive neurodegenerative disease. Toronto Blue Jays and ALS Society of Canada honour those who are and have been affected by ALS at Rogers Centre each June. In 2026, Blue Jays hosted families from the ALS Community in the Jays Care Community Clubhouse for the game on June 9 and invited a Blue Jays fan living with ALS and his daughter to throw out the ceremonial first pitch.
Selected Jr. Jays Club All-Star Members participated in a Pregame Press Conference hosted by Hazel Mae and had the opportunity to ask questions to Manager, John Schneider as well as pitcher Louis Varland. The group asked questions about the 2025 postseason run and advice on how to be a better player and person. Learn more on how you can become a Jr. Jays All-Star Member here.
Over 200 Jr. Jays Club All-Star Members had the opportunity to meet some of their favourite Blue Jays players and receive their autographs postgame on Sunday, May 24. Each Jr. Jay received an autograph from Trey Yesavage, Brandon Valenzuela, and Spencer Miles. Learn more on how you can become a Jr. Jays All-Star Member here.
Continuing the celebration of José Bautista’s remarkable career and his retirement as a Blue Jay, José visited Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital to unveil the newly enhanced Jose Bautista Teen Lounge. The Teen Lounge provides inpatient clients with a welcoming space to connect with one another and relax during their time at Holland Bloorview.
Blue Jays players Brandon Valenzuela and Spencer Miles visited Jays Care partner school Market Lane Junior and Senior Public School ahead of their game at Rogers Centre. Valenzuela and Miles teamed up with the Blue Jays Baseball Academy to lead students through baseball drills, helping young athletes build skills and confidence on the field. Learn more about Blue Jays in Schools powered by Jays Care here and Blue Jays Baseball Academy here.
In recognition of Mother’s Day on Sunday, May 10, the Blue Jays welcomed participants from PYNK to the game. Designed to support women under 45 navigating breast cancer, PYNK provides a dedicated community for connection and care. The group enjoyed the game from a suite, and one participant, Kelly, had the opportunity to throw out the first pitch alongside her children. Pitcher Louis Varland caught the ceremonial first pitch, and Blue Jays Manager John Schneider presented Kelly with a beautiful Mother’s Day floral arrangement.
To celebrate World Wish Day, the Blue Jays partnered with Make-A-Wish Canada to fulfill Blake’s wish of throwing out the ceremonial first pitch, meeting Trey Yesavage and George Springer, and watching the game from behind home plate. On World Wish Day, the ballpark celebrated the ways in which wishes positively impact the lives of children diagnosed with critical illnesses. The Blue Jays are honoured to help bring wishes to life throughout the baseball season and beyond.
Blue Jays visited Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital and spent the day connecting with children through Challenger Baseball programming. They learned how the hospital supports children and youth with disabilities and developmental differences. It was an afternoon full of fun, smiles, and meaningful connections.
Blue Jays outfielder George Springer hosted his fourth annual charity bowling event. Guests enjoyed an evening of bowling, games, food, drinks, and entertainment, alongside George Springer and his teammates. Guests helped to raise funds that will deliver life-changing programs to young people who stutter through SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young and Jays Care Foundation.
Almost 200 Jr. Jays Club All-Star Members had the opportunity to meet some of their favourite Blue Jays players and receive their autographs postgame on Sunday, April 26. Learn more on how you can become a Jr. Jays All-Star Member here.
Blue Jays players Louis Varland and Mason Fluharty visited Jays Care partner school Jean Lumb Public School ahead of their game at Rogers Centre. Varland and Fluharty teamed up with the Blue Jays Baseball Academy to lead students through new baseball drills, helping young athletes build skills and confidence on the field. Learn more about Blue Jays in Schools powered by Jays Care here and Blue Jays Baseball Academy here.
George’s wish came true during his visit to Blue Jays Spring Training, where he and his family visited the Blue Jays Player Development Complex and watched a Spring Training game at TD Ballpark in Dunedin, Fl. George and his family met many players and coaches including his favourite player, Alejandro Kirk, who surprised George with his bat and a pair of his batting gloves.
Blue Jays prospects returned to Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital and spent the day connecting with children through Challenger Baseball programming and learned how the hospital supports children and youth with disabilities and developmental differences.
