Mets outfielder Mark Canha and Mets employees visited non-profit organizations in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Staten Island and their home borough of Queens, giving away 5,500 Thanksgiving turkeys and other trappings to residents in need. Canha teamed up with the Common Pantry, which works toward the reduction of hunger and food insecurity in the New York area.

On the same night as World Series Game 5, two-time MLB All-Star Todd Frazier took the mound himself at The RWJBarnabas Health Field of Dreams. Pitching underhand to kids at his namesake Special Needs Baseball League, Frazier relished the opportunity to support his community at The RWJBarnabas Health Field of Dreams in Tom's River, N.J.

During Game 4 of the 2022 World Series, Major League Baseball continued a Fall Classic tradition as players, umpires and fans in Philadelphia participated in the annual Stand Up To Cancer moment. MLB has conducted significant awareness-building efforts through public service announcements, in-stadium promotions and various fundraising events.

Since 2010, the RCF’s Community Makeover has invested more than $10 million and countless volunteer hours into some of Greater Cincinnati’s neediest communities. In addition, it has helped renovate neighborhood ballfields, which eventually evolved into something bigger. This year, it is one of five finalists for MLB’s Allan H. Selig Award for Philanthropic Excellence.

The St. Louis branch of Habitat for Humanity was able to construct a three-bedroom, two-bathroom house for St. Louis native Tekeira and her two children thanks to significant charitable donations by Cardinals star and NL MVP Paul Goldschmidt.

Major League Baseball has announced "MLB University," a new career development program designed to prepare diverse, mid-level front office professionals for advancement to senior baseball operations or on-field roles. MLB University will be modeled as both a substantive training curriculum as well as an ongoing mentorship and networking opportunity.