We are thrilled you’re interested in joining our roster. Before you complete this application, please review the key differences between Baseball Camp and Baseball Club programs.
Baseball Camp Program
What it is: A short introduction to baseball or softball that gives kids the chance to try the game in a safe environment.
Who is it ideal for: Organizations that are running 1-2 weeklong sessions for day camps that can easily integrate baseball/softball as one of the rotational activities or offered as a stand-alone week long baseball/softball camp. (i.e.: 2 hours per day/5 days per week)
Number of hours required per kid: 10+ hours.
Administrative requirements: Sign a partnership agreement (with two signing authorities), submit an end-of-program report.
Benefits: Receive a coach kit, an equipment kit, Blue Jays swag, small financial grant if essential for running the program.
When: Programs can run in the summer (between June and August), or in the fall (September and October).
Baseball Club Program
What is it: A longer term opportunity for kids to play on a baseball/softball team focused on inclusion and belonging.
Who is it ideal for: Organizations that have the capacity to run a minimum of 16 hours of programming over several weeks for a consistent group of kids. (i.e.: 2 hours per week/8weeks)
Number of hours per kid: 16+ hours.
Administrative requirements: Sign a partnership agreement (with two signing authorities, submit a mid-point program report.
Benefits: Receive a coach kit, an equipment kit, t-shirts/hats for your athletes, small financial grant if essential for running the program.
When: Programs can run in the summer (between June and August), or in the fall (September and October).