DENVER – The Colorado Rockies announced today that the fourth annual Rockies Charity Night, presented by AT&T SportsNet and PNC Bank, will take place Saturday, July 30 at Coors Field, during the Rockies vs. Los Angeles Dodgers broadcast on AT&T SportsNet, as well as on Rockies.com/RCN. The entire game will be dedicated to raising funds for the Colorado Rockies Foundation. The featured charity for this year’s event is Special Olympics Colorado, which provides year-round training and competition in 21 sports for nearly 16,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities across Colorado.

“We are proud to host our fourth Charity Night at Coors Field and to be able to support Special Olympics Colorado’s efforts through the Colorado Rockies Foundation,” said Rockies Vice President of Community and Retail Operations, Jim Kellogg. “We have raised nearly one million dollars for charity through the first three years of this event and we thank our fans for helping us contribute to a wonderful cause and organization once again this season.”

“The Colorado Rockies Foundation has been a tremendous partner of and advocate for the 16,000 athletes of Special Olympics Colorado for many years, raising critical funds and awareness for our talented athletes and life-changing programs,” said President and CEO of Special Olympics Colorado, Megan Scremin. “Thank you to the Rockies, PNC Bank and AT&T SportsNet for sharing your phenomenal platform to showcase the power of inclusion during the 2022 Charity Night and always, go Rockies!”

Fans will be able to participate in the fundraising by purchasing one of two packages. The $250 HOME RUN PACKAGE includes four autographed baseballs – two from current Rockies players and two from former Rockies players – a commemorative game-worn jersey square from either Charlie Blackmon or Connor Joe, two ticket vouchers for the 2023 season and more. The $750 GRAND SLAM PACKAGE includes everything in the Home Run Package, plus a home white Rockies jersey autographed by an active Rockies player or coach of choice.

Packages can be purchased July 30 at Coors Field on the Main Concourse behind home plate or online at Rockies.com/RCN beginning July 30. For tickets to the July 30 game, go to Rockies.com/tickets.

About Special Olympics Colorado

Special Olympics Colorado (SOCO) provides year-round training and competition in 21 sports for nearly 16,000 athletes with intellectual disabilities across Colorado. With the support of more than 8,000 volunteers and the generosity of Colorado citizens and organizations, Special Olympics Colorado offers more than 350 athletic, health, leadership and social events annually to individuals ages 2 and up – all at no cost to athletes or their families.

The Unified Champion Schools program, SOCO is also impacting more than 400,000 youth in 465 schools across Colorado – creating inclusive and welcoming schools for students of ALL abilities.

Through the power of sports, people with intellectual disabilities discover new strengths and abilities, skills and success, while finding joy, confidence, and fulfillment — on the playing field and in life. They also inspire people in their communities and elsewhere to open their hearts to a wider world of human talents and potential.

For more information, visit SpecialOlympicsCO.org.