Teaming Up With Pittsburgh Sports Legends to Make "Miracles in Moon"
We're teaming up to support Miracles in Moon, which will give children with disabilities the chance to play ball alongside their peers.
You can help make this dream a reality. Coming soon to Moon Township is a Miracle League baseball field and adaptive playground for kids with special needs.
Do you love baseball? We're looking for special athletes and volunteers to join our team.
Visit www.EdgarSnyder.com/Miracles for details and Help us make miracles in Moon.
There's nothing like playing ball with your friends. It's a simple childhood pleasure, but one that can be challenging for kids with disabilities. That's why we've teamed up with two Pittsburgh sports legends and are thrilled to tell you about The Miracle League of Moon Township and their project to create "Miracles in Moon."
Our law firm, along with 4-time Super Bowl champ and black-and-gold superstar Rocky Bleier and celebrated Pittsburgh baseball coach and World Series champion Jim Leyland, are spreading the word about "Miracles in Moon."
What is Miracles in Moon?
It's a baseball field and 9,500 square foot adaptive playground complete with a handicap-accessible restroom facility.
The public facility, located on Ewing Road in Moon Park, in Moon Township, allows individuals with disabilities to play baseball with their peers regardless of their ability. Edgar took part in the ball park's groundbreaking in October 2018.
Now we need your help. Miracles in Moon is looking for special athletes who love baseball. And they need volunteers to join their team.
How You Can Help
Interested in lending a hand? Miracles in Moon has opportunities both on and off the field for adult and youth volunteers alike. One of those opportunities is the "Buddy System," which will consist mainly of high school students who will mentor athletes and help with their participation in activities. More information on ways to get involved can be found at the organization's website.
If you'd prefer to make a monetary donation, one can be made online—Miracles in Moon is a 501 (c)(3) organization.
"The lawyers and staff at Edgar Snyder & Associates are thrilled to support 'Miracles in Moon,'" said Attorney Edgar Snyder, founder and of counsel. "To play even a small role in helping children make memories playing baseball with their friends is something we're proud of—and passionate about."
