PIRATES IN THE COMMUNITY

The mission of Pirates Charities is to strengthen the community by supporting organizations and programs aimed at improving the lives of children and adults.

Pirates Baseball Summer Camps offer young ballplayers the unique opportunity to learn new skills through the official Pirates Camp curriculum and get closer to the team they love! Join us for nonstop baseball fun with an emphasis on teamwork, attitude, and healthy competition.

With students home due to school closures, students who don't practice and test their knowledge can lose critical math and literacy skills. Major League Baseball and the Pirates have partnered with digital learning innovator EVERFI to help 4th-5th graders! All students are invited to participate in this online, baseball-themed learning course that helps reinforce critical math and literacy skills. Students earn points, unlock levels and receive progress-based rewards. Visit SummerSlugger.com/pirates to learn more and sign up today! Select "I Have A Code" and use code "Pirates" to register. 

Action Math Baseball is an integrated math program for students in grades 4-8.

Students learn mathematics skills through baseball statistics in a way that is fun and engaging, and use statistics from current Pirates Players, as well as player cards they create, to compete against one another in simulated baseball games.

The Pitch for Hope Women's Baseball Clinic is a unique on-field experience for women ages 14 and older hosted on Saturday, August 22, before the Pirates game. Participants will learn hitting, pitching, fielding and more from the Pirates coaching staff and Alumni!

All participants will receive a Hope Tote Bag.

Following the clinic, participants and their guests will enjoy a private lunch in the Picnic Park.

In 2019, for the third consecutive year, MLB and its Clubs raised awareness for the fight against childhood cancer. The Pirates and Sports Clips hosted a head shaving event with players, coaches and front office employees. In addition, Pirates Charities and PNC hosted a "Superhero-themed" V.I.P. Party for children and their families battling pediatric cancer.