USA Baseball's Homegrown Program
- Max Clark Gives Back Through Homegrown Clinic in Franklin
- Anna Kimbrell Hosts Homegrown Clinic in Fort Mill
- Michael Cuddyer Shows Love to Chesapeake, Virginia, With Homegrown ClinicÂ
- Federowicz Gives Back to Apex, North Carolina, With Homegrown Clinic
- Olympic Silver Medalist Tim Federowicz to Host Homegrown Clinic in Apex
USA Baseball's Homegrown program provides families with elementary-aged youth from across the United States with the unique opportunity to learn from current and former USA Baseball national team athletes, as well as current and former Major League Baseball players alike, in a fun and interactive community-based setting. This program will allow these hometown heroes the opportunity to share their experiences playing For Glory with the many children who may one day hope to be a part of Our Pastime's Future.
Through its two initiatives, the Homegrown Clinics and Homegrown Connections, the Homegrown program allows the Team USA alumni to give back to their hometowns, communities or youth-based organizations that hold personal meaning to them and supported their overall personal or professional development during the course of their careers.
Initiatives
HOMEGROWN CLINICS
USA Baseball Homegrown Clinics are in-person baseball events for kids between the ages of 6-12. These clinics introduce youth to the games of baseball and softball with an opportunity to work on the fundamental skills of the game in a fun, non-competitive environment. The clinic will be split into two sessions based on age, 6-9 and 10-12, in order to cater stations and activities to the kids' skill sets. Participants will be given a chance to get outside to learn and play America's pastime alongside a Team USA alum from their hometown.
Contact
If you are interested in learning more about the Homegrown program, please contact Tyler Collins, Director of Youth Programs, at TylerCollins@USABaseball.com.