Brewers Community Relations

The Community Relations Department of the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club is committed to supporting many worthy events and activities throughout the state of Wisconsin. We are pleased to give back to dedicated fans that have supported the Brewers throughout the years.

Many charities, educational groups, youth groups, and non-profit organizations raise hundreds of thousands of dollars through the support of players and auction items provided by the Milwaukee Brewers. By supporting charitable causes, the Brewers -- including players, coaches and front office staff -- will continue exercising our pledge to be an active member in the community and help improve the welfare of people throughout our region.

Donation Requests

Each year, the Brewers Community Relations Department provide thousands of promotional items and autographed merchandise to assist non-profit 501(c)(3) organizations with their fundraising efforts. We are unable to donate to for-profit companies - including employee/volunteer appreciation days/holiday events. Submit your request online by filling out our online Donation Request form:

The Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club will not accept unsolicited items for autograph or distribution purposes and cannot guarantee the safe return of any such items forwarded to the Club.

If you have any questions, please call the Community Relations Hotline at (414) 902-4800.

Speakers Bureau Requests

Brewer players and front office representatives make several visits to local schools, organizations and youth groups throughout the year. When requesting a player, coach or front office representative to speak at your organization/event, the following rules apply:

When a request is received, every attempt is made to satisfy the request. The team travel schedule, practice schedule, and each player's individual/family schedule determine availability. Unfortunately, many requisitions are not filled due to scheduling conflicts and the enormous demand for player appearances.
Because we receive dozens of requests each week, the fulfillment process can be lengthy. As a result, we are unable to follow-up with phone calls on the status of your request. When information about your requisition is available, we will contact you directly whether we can or cannot arrange an appearance.
Once an appearance has been arranged, a confirmation letter and e-mail will be sent.
Should the player be unable to appear due to illness, injury, roster transaction, an act of God, or circumstances beyond his control, best efforts will be made to find a suitable replacement but will not be guaranteed.
It is highly recommended that your event is not centered around a player appearance because many requests are unable to be arranged. Plan your event and approach a player appearance as an added bonus to your program.

If your event is scheduled during Spring Training (Feb. 1 - Apr. 1):

Brewer players, coaches and personnel are in Arizona for Spring Training and not available for appearances.

If your event is scheduled on the day of a Brewers night game (May 1 - Aug. 1):

Best times for an appearance are between 10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.

If your event is scheduled on the day of a Brewers day game (May 1 - Aug. 31):

Players or coaches are not available during a day game.

If your event is scheduled on an off-day (Apr. 1 - Aug. 31):

Off-days are not good for appearances as the players schedule family/personal time on off- days.
The players have two to three off-days a month when they do not have to work or travel.

If your event is scheduled when the team is in the playoffs (Oct. 1 - Nov. 1):

Brewer players, coaches and personnel are not available for appearances.

If your event is scheduled during the off-season (Oct. 1 - Feb. 1):

Because no players live in Wisconsin during the off-season, we are unable to book current players for events during this timeframe.

If you would like to request a player, coach or front office representative to speak to your group during the season (May-August), complete the attached Speakers Bureau Form and submit a letter of request 60 days prior to your event to:

Community Relations
Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club
One Brewers Way
Milwaukee, WI 53214

Speaker Bureau Request Form »

PLAY BALL Initiative

The Milwaukee Brewers are proud to partner with MLB in their PLAY BALL initiative: baseball’s collective effort to encourage young people and communities to engage in baseball- or softball-related activities, including formal leagues, special events and casual forms of play. PLAY BALL events demonstrate the positive way the game can serve as an outlet for physical activity, fun with friends and learning how to play the sport at its most basic levels.
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Brewers Alumni Association

The Milwaukee Brewers Alumni Association consists of over 600 players who were members of the Milwaukee Brewers or the club's forefathers, the Seattle Pilots, during their Major League career. Created in 2003, the Association aims to provide an opportunity for the club's alumni to maintain relationships with former teammates, the organization and Brewer fans.
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Brewers Wives in the Community

Our player's wives play an important role in community outreach efforts with their commitment to several important causes. The Brewers players and their wives make appearances at schools, youth groups and hospitals. Many of the players and their wives purchase game tickets and food vouchers for kids, or provide direct financial support for youth groups.
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RBI Athlete of the Month

Each month, an athlete who is enrolled in the RBI Program (Reviving Baseball in the Inner Cities) will be recognized for his dedication to academics, community involvement, leadership, reliability and monthly performance. RBI coaches can nominate their RBI Athlete of the month online.
RBI Nomination Form »

Youth Baseball Clinics

Hundreds of youngsters gather at local parks to learn the finer points of baseball. Players and coaches donate their time to help kids develop proper techniques of hitting, pitching, fielding, and base running. The instruction, along with emphasis on sportsmanship and goal setting, makes these clinics invaluable to so many area children.

Fundraising for Non-Profit Groups

For more than 20 years, the Milwaukee Brewers and Concessionaire Milwaukee Sportservice have welcomed local Nonprofit Groups to fundraise at American Family Field.

This program gives Nonprofit Groups the opportunity to raise funds by working in concession stands during the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball games and other events at American Family Field. Working at American Family Field can be a great way to earn money for your organization. In 2018, Sportservice donated over $1.3 Million for services provided by more than 60 Milwaukee area non-profit groups!

Join now! For more information contact: Barry Patton, Group Coordinator, at (414) 902-4725 or email [email protected]