‘UnPHILtered’: Helping grow youth baseball, softball in Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis Indians Charities donated $40,000 to the Indy RBI youth sports activities group to assist two central Indiana parks rehab their baseball and softball fields.

This previous weekend, Opening Day was held at Forest Manor and Brookside parks.

Over the last week of April, Indianapolis Indians Charities coated registration charges for Indy RBI contributors, totaling greater than $12,000. It’s all a part of the group’s plan to assist develop the sport of baseball in Indianapolis.

Cheyne Reiter, director of communications with the Indianapolis Indians, joined Information 8’s Phil Sanchez on Wednesday on “UnPHILtered” to speak extra concerning the work the charity does with Indy RBI.

“The Indianapolis Indians actually have kickstarted Indy RBI. It’s been a longtime associate of the Indians for the final 25 years,” Reiter stated. “Because it’s inception in 2019, Indianapolis Indians Charities has donated greater than $300,000 to Indy RBI and so they can use these funds nonetheless they please.”

Registration continues to be obtainable for teenagers ages 3-18 for Indy RBI. You possibly can enroll at IndyRBI.org.