Mike Trout’s season is officially over because of a left hamate bone fracture, but he still makes an impact off the field with his involvement in several charitable organizations, including Make-A-Wish Foundation and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, and as an MLB Mental Wellness Ambassador, raising awareness for mental health and well-being.

Few people gave more to the game of baseball and Puerto Rico than Roberto Clemente, but for as much as he meant to baseball and the island, his actions off the field and helping others meant the most to him. Now, MLB continues to give back to Puerto Rico and runs multiple programs to help continue growing the game of baseball and softball.

Renowned, non-partisan civic engagement organization HeadCount is launching a new partnership with Major League Baseball that begins this season to register voters in ballparks at MLB games. This partnership is a continuation of MLB’s efforts that began in 2020 to engage fans and baseball personnel on voter education and registration.

On the 22nd annual Roberto Clemente Day, the Pittsburgh Pirates participated in several charitable events around the city to honor the memory of the baseball’s greatest players, humanitarians and the first-ever player from Latin America to be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Roberto Clemente Award is bestowed annually to the player who best represents the game of Baseball through extraordinary character, community involvement, philanthropy and positive contributions, both on and off the field.

José Ramírez has established himself as one of the most impactful players on the diamond and is arguably making an even bigger impact off of it. Not only is he the rare star who elected to stay in a small market, but he’s invested himself and his salary into ensuring a legacy in that market that goes well beyond the various franchise records he has begun to approach.