Join us on Friday, June 5 at 6:40 p.m. for Catholic Charities Appeal Night at Citizens Bank Park to watch the Phillies versus the Chicago White Sox and celebrate our faith! If 500 tickets are sold, members of the Archdiocesan community will be able to represent the church by throwing out the first pitch and performing the national anthem!
Tickets (subject to availability) with other supporters will be located in the following locations:
An $8 per ticket Fundraising Rebate Fee will be applied to your order and those proceeds will benefit The Catholic Charities Appeal.
To order your tickets, click on the "Buy Now" button below and enter the password: CCA
For questions, or for groups of 25 or more, please contact Valerie Nava in the Group Sales Office at 215-463-1000, ext. 5333. All groups of 25 or more will be welcomed on the Phillies upper ring message area at the top of the 5th inning.
Limit of 12 tickets per person or entity for Monday-Thursday games and 8 tickets per person or entity for Friday-Sunday games.
Tickets are subject to availability and dynamic pricing. Game date, time and discounts are subject to change. Sales/payments may not be canceled by the purchaser. The team reserves the right to cancel any individual game order in its discretion, without notification. All canceled orders will be refunded in full. This offer may end 45 days prior to the game date or earlier, at the Phillies discretion. By purchasing tickets, buyer is agreeing to the following Group Ticket Sales Policies & Procedures and Phillies Tickets Terms & Conditions.
The Catholic Charities Appeal (CCA) of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia extends Christ’s love through more than 100 charitable ministries and programs, putting faith into action by providing food, shelter, education, and care to one in five individuals across the five-county metropolitan area.
*"This year, I invite you to join me in Giving Hope to All. Hope flows from Christ’s gift of Himself in the Eucharist. Your support of CCA today becomes one such act, a sacred way of extending His care to individuals seeking the compassion of the Church."* -- Most Reverend Nelson J. Pérez, D.D., Archbishop of Philadelphia
