ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 24, 2026 – Cardinals Care, the charitable foundation of the St. Louis Cardinals, today announced the launch of its Caring for Kids Campaign, a week-long fundraising initiative beginning today that gives fans multiple opportunities to support children throughout the region. Proceeds from the Campaign support Cardinals Care’s year-round efforts to improve the lives of local children through free youth baseball and softball programming, youth ballfield development, and grants that help nonprofit organizations provide essential services to children and families.
Fans can support the Caring for Kids Campaign in the following ways:
“For nearly 30 years, Cardinals fans have been incredible partners in helping Cardinals Care create opportunities for children throughout our community,” said Michael Hall, Vice President of Community Relations & Executive Director of Cardinals Care. “Support through the Caring for Kids Campaign helps us continue investing in programs that give kids the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.”
Established in 1997, Cardinals Care gives fans the opportunity to team up with Cardinals players and the organization to support children throughout the community. Since its founding, Cardinals Care has invested more than $36 million in programs that serve local youth, including more than $20 million in grants to nonprofit organizations. The foundation has also built or refurbished 25 youth ballfields and served thousands of children through its Redbird Rookies and Cardinals Nike RBI youth baseball and softball programs.
Fans can learn more about the Caring for Kids Campaign and support the effort by visiting cardinals.com/CaringForKids.
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That’s wonderful to see the Cardinals supporting local kids like this; it's a really important cause.