MIAMI – At the Miami Marlins, community impact is always at the forefront and now fans can take part in giving back alongside the South Florida Major League Baseball team through the Marlins Tickets for a Cause program. With this new special ticket program, proceeds from select single-game ticket purchases will benefit a designated nonprofit organization each month, with new beneficiaries April through September.

“As the hometown team, we are committed to making an impact across the South Florida community and are excited to launch the Tickets for a Cause program which will support the amazing work of UHealth research and some outstanding local nonprofit organizations,” said Jason Latimer Senior Vice President of Communications and Outreach. “Through this new program, fans can join us in supporting our community while cheering on the Marlins at loanDepot park.”

The Tickets for a Cause program is now live, and fans can purchase tickets to support Parkinson’s Disease Research or the 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project during the month of April. Here are the dedicated organizations for the remainder of the 2023 season.

• April – Parkinson’s Disease Research and 5000 Role Models of Excellence Project
• May – Mental Health Research and Bascom Palmer Eye Institute
• June – University of Miami ALS Center and SAVE LGBT
• July – Stroke Research and Volunteers of America – Veterans Services
• August – Alzheimer’s Disease Research and The Children’s Trust Books for Free
• September – Pediatric Cancer Research and Feeding South Florida

To make an impact today and purchase tickets, fans can visit Marlins.com/Cause.