Chevrolet is most notably recognized on the national level as the “Official Vehicle of Major League Baseball.” Chevrolet has expanded the support of Major League Baseball down to youth baseball players in communities across the country through a grassroots, community outreach program called Chevy Youth Baseball. The program is geared toward bringing together America’s favorite brand, Chevrolet, with America’s favorite pastime!
Participating youth baseball leagues receive equipment and sponsorship donations, unique major and minor league baseball experiences including tickets to games and invitations to exclusive instructional clinics.
Equipment and Sponsorship Donations
Participating dealerships will donate Equipment Kits to their league that will include equipment bags, baseball buckets, CYB t-shirts, batting tees, whiffle balls and a hitting net. Youth leagues will also receive a one-time sponsorship check from their sponsoring dealership.
Certified Service Coupon
Each league has the opportunity to receive 2,000 Certified Service Coupons to distribute in whatever way works best for their organization.
“Chevy Days” – Partnerships with Major and Minor League Baseball Teams
Dealerships and Leagues associated with a Major or Minor League Baseball Team will have the opportunity to participate in Chevy Days at the team park. MLB/MiLB teams will host one or more Chevy Day, and leagues and their sponsoring dealership will receive game tickets and the opportunity to participate in unique ballpark activities.
Participating dealership groups (LMAs) will provide one or more 1/2-day instructional clinic in their area. These clinics give participants from sponsored Chevy Youth Baseball leagues the exclusive opportunity to receive FREE fundamental training from experienced instructors. Clinic instruction will be provided by current or former MLB/MiLB players and coaches or the Ripken Baseball professional staff. Information on signing up for the clinics is sent to participating dealerships and leagues, and the schedule will be posted online. Clinic spots will fill on a first-come, first-served basis.
