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​Because we believe ALL kids should have the chance to play. 

2nd Annual Wiffle Ball Tournament

Sunday, September 8th 
Check-in at 1:30pm

Westlake Park, Lake Oswego, OR

Thanks to all of you, Bring Me Home raised over $2500 for Friends of Baseball's Full Count program last year. Join us for our 2nd annual wiffle ball tournament early September. Grab a team of 5, come up with your team name and be prepared to crush your opponents! Games, food, prizes & fun all for a great cause. Space is limited to 10 teams. 

Bring Me Home

Bring Me Home members clockwise from top left: Blaise, Lucas, Emerson, Brodie, Kyle & Brady
We are a group of sports loving boys from Lake Oswego, OR who thrive on playing organized sports. Research shows that playing sports provides a range of physical, emotional and interpersonal benefits for kids including:
  • Self-confidence
  • Leadership
  • Sportsmanship
  • Teamwork
  • Motor skill development
  • Fitness
  • Better vision
  • Friendship
  • And fun!
 We believe all kids should have the same opportunities we've had.

Bring Me Home is dedicated to providing underserved kids with the opportunity to play organized sports.

How You Can Help
Help us to help kids play by donating, playing in our wiffle ball tournament,  volunteering at the event, or helping to raise awareness for our cause by buying a Bring Me Home baseball hat. All new look this year! Image coming.  All 2019 proceeds to benefit "Friends of Baseball".
Wiffle ball registrants receive a Bring Me Home baseball cap with registration. Additional caps may be purchased for $20.00. All 2019 proceeds benefit Friends of Baseball.
Money raised by Bring Me Home's 2019 Wiffle Ball Tournament will benefit Friends of Baseball
Friends of Baseball was founded in 2005 by an Oregon father, son and Board of Trustees driven by their passion to give back in the form of aid and partner resources to the community of youth baseball and softball that they love. What started out as a foundation sponsored by the Oregon Sports Authority has grown into an independent 501c3 that is working in five key areas:
  • Baseball-inspired academic and physical education after school and summer enrichment programs
  • Scholarhips for kids to have access to play for local leagues and teams
  • Training coaches to be positive mentors and providing them with resources
  • Equipment and gear distribution
  • Field safety and improvements​
For more information visit www.friendsofbaseball.org