Charitable Givings

MLB CMA is a mission-driven organization dedicated to raising funds for multiple charities, uniting communities around the causes that matter most. From supporting families in need and advancing education to improving healthcare and protecting our environment, we believe that collective action creates lasting change.

Our mission is to connect impactful charitable initiatives with meaningful support maximizing results through collaboration, accountability, and a shared commitment to giving back.

During the 2019 MLB All-Star Game in Cleveland, the Major League Baseball Clubhouse Managers Association (MLBCMA) proudly presented the Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.) with a $100,000 contribution.

In July 2023, prior to the Home Run Derby in Seattle, the Association continued its commitment to the baseball family by announcing an additional $250,000 contribution to B.A.T., payable over five years.

MLB CMA has proudly supported numerous charities over the years and remains steadfast in its dedication to providing meaningful assistance to organizations in need. Below are just a few of the outstanding organizations we’ve had the privilege to support and make a lasting impact alongside.

• Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.)
• ALL Rise Foundation
• Kershaw’s Challenge
• St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
• California Strong
• The Jimmy Fund   
• West Maui Little League
• Broomstick23 Foundation
• Red Sox Foundation
• SEV YMCA
• UFC Foundation
• Step by Step Family Support Center
• UCSF Foundation
• PINC Foundation

Recipients of the annual Clubhouse Manager of the year award designate a charity close to their heart and the Association donates $10,000 to their passionate cause.

$250,000 Donation to Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T)

Lou Cucuzza New York Yankees, Mason McKenna Texas Rangers,
Erik Nilsen Vice President & Executive Director B.A.T. .

$25,000 Donation to Kershaw’s Challenge and $25,000 to ALL RISE Foundation

Alex Torres Los Angeles Dodger, Clayton Kershaw Los Angeles Dodgers, Tony Migliaccio Milwaukee Brewers, Aaron Judge New York Yankees, and Lou Cucuzza New York Yankees.