Please join other supporters of Maxwell’s Fight Against Biliary Atresia at Citizens Bank Park on Saturday, April 19 when the Phillies host the Miami Marlins.
To order your tickets, click on the "Buy Now" button below and enter the password: MAXWELL
Be sure to wear green to show your support for Maxwell! Also, be sure to arrive early to watch Maxwell throw out the ceremonial first pitch!
An $8 or $10 per ticket Fundraising Rebate Fee (varies based on location) will be applied to your order and those proceeds will benefit programs that support Biliary Atresia Clinical Care.
For questions, or for groups of 25 or more, please contact Tony Burns in the Group Sales Office at 215-218-5326 or tburns@phillies.com. 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.
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.
To make a donation via Phillies Charities, Inc. to support Maxwell's Fight, please visit our Give a Gift page and click DONATE NOW. Choose "On behalf of an organization" as your donation method and enter "Maxwell's Fight" as the organization name.
Please note that you will need to have an email address registered with MLB.com to donate or create an account to do so.
Maxwell is among the 1:10-20,000 newborns diagnosed with Biliary Atresia - a rare, life-long, life threatening liver disease. This disease occurs when the bile ducts inside or outside the liver do not develop normally or becomes blocked. What causes this rare liver disease is still a mystery.
At only 12 weeks old, Maxwell reached a stable condition that allowed him to undergo surgery known as the "Kasai Procedure". This procedure serves as a temporary solution and eventually this "band-aid" will no longer work, and Maxwell will need a life-saving liver transplant.
Despite encountering many challenges and complications over his four years, with a long road still ahead, Maxwell continues to be the most spirited, loving, happy, compassionate little boy. He lives his life to the fullest, loves his people hard. Maxwell continues to prove to us over and over again how strong, resilient and brave he is everyday, continually inspiring us all.
