Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club

Since its inception in 1995, the Foundation has raised more than $1,000,000 for children's charities in Manitoba. Funds are raised through fan donations, the team's annual golf tournament, programs such as K's For Kids and Catch & Release, proceeds from the TCBY pitch speed booth and memorabilia auctions, and the sale of 50/50 tickets at all home games.

In addition to supporting children's charities, the Field of Dreams Foundation has also set aside funds for three $1,000 scholarships for Baseball Manitoba.

Funding, Programs & Events

	COMMUNITY ZONE Each season, the demand for Goldeyes tickets from charities, inner-city programs and community groups surpasses the number of tickets available to fill these requests. The Community Zone allows civic minded companies to supplement Goldeyes tickets which are then distributed to worthy groups. More
	50/50 TICKETS Watch for local softball & baseball teams, along with charitable organizations, selling 50/50 tickets at Goldeyes home games. A lucky fan will take home half the proceeds with the remaining half being shared between the sellers and the Winnipeg Goldeyes Field of Dreams Foundation. More
	GOLDIE & PLAYER APPEARANCES The Winnipeg Goldeyes are committed to having a presence in the local community and supporting local charitable organizations as much as possible. If you are interested in having a player or our mascot come out to your local fundraising event, here are some guidelines for appearance requests. Goldie Appearance Request \| Player Appearance Request
	DONATIONS Throughout the year, we receive numerous requests from organizations seeking help for their fundraising activities. To help with this process, the Winnipeg Goldeyes have comprised a list of organizations who are eligible to request help for their fundraisers – children’s charities, baseball teams, softball teams and not-for-profit organizations. More \| Request Form (Coming Soon)
	SKILLS CAMPS Camp size has been set low to maintain a personable and safe environment while keeping the participant-to-instructor ratio low. All spots will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. More
	READING PROGRAM Each year, the Winnipeg Goldeyes Baseball Club and the Winnipeg Public Libraries team-up for a summer reading program for elementary school children at a Goldeyes home game promoted as "Hit the Books with the Goldeyes".
	GOLDEYES CARAVAN, presented by Princess Auto Each May, before and during training camp, players and coaches visit schools in the city and in the rural areas of the province to talk a lot about baseball and a little about life during the Winnipeg Goldeyes/Princess Auto Caravan.
	RELAY FOR LIFE, presented by Canadian Cancer Society Canwest Park will once again host the Relay for Life. More than just a fundraiser, this event is an opportunity to get together with family & friends and celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer and fight back in the hope of finding a cure. More \| Register Online
	WINNIPEG HARVEST DONATION BINS Next time you’re at a Goldeyes game, please bring along a non-perishable food item for donation to Winnipeg Harvest. Collection bins are located at every ballpark entrance. The Goldeyes encourage all to help fight hunger and feed hope in Manitoba. 10 Most Wanted Donation Items
	FIT FEET ON THE STREET, Presented by Canadian Footwear Next time you’re at a Goldeyes home game, please bring along a pair of new or gently used footwear for donation to Manitoba families. Help make someone’s life better… every step of the way. Canadian Footwear Website
	BASEBALL MANITOBA Baseball Manitoba supports baseball participation, development and sportsmanship in Manitoba. It presently serves approximately 15,000 members. Baseball Manitoba Website