The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation and Chevron are partnering to support non-profit organizations, schools, or municipalities that provide meaningful support to children ages 18 and under through programming in areas such as educational curriculum, afterschool programming, or youth sports. The grants are meant to enhance the impact and support provided through these organizations. Grants are limited to organizations that support children in the Midland/Odessa area.
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Commissioner's Community Initiative
The Texas Rangers, in association with Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball Players Association, are proud to support organizations annually through our Commissioner's Community Initiative.
This ticketing initiative is designed to reach communities who might not otherwise have a chance to attend a Major League Baseball game, including local youth, public servants, community and civic groups, and non-profit organizations.
Before submitting your ticket request, please note:
- Only the Principal or Assistant Principal may submit a ticket request on behalf of a school.
- Commissioner’s Community Initiative tickets cannot be used for raffle items or auction items.
- If you are seeking an in-kind donation for an upcoming fundraising event, please visit texasrangers.com/donations.
The Globe Life Texas Rangers Baseball and Softball Grant Program
Globe Life and the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation, with help from Bally Sports Southwest, partner annually to provide baseball and softball grants to nonprofit programs across Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico and Arkansas.
The Rangers and Rangers Foundation are committed to supporting the growth of baseball and softball and making sure that every child is afforded the opportunity to experience joy and community through sports. This grant program is designed to continue to build baseball and softball by providing funding for field renovations, equipment needs, uniforms and league development for teams throughout the five-state territory.
Since its inception in 2012, the Globe Life Baseball and Softball Grant Program has donated over $850,000 to more than 100 organizations helping countless communities in need.
Chevron Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation Community Grants
Appearance Requests
Due to the number of requests received by the club, we are unable to provide player appearances to all those who request. Nevertheless, we would like to suggest the following procedures. Please direct any correspondence or requests to Player Relations at:
By Mail:
Texas Rangers
ATTN: Player Relations
734 Stadium Dr
Arlington, TX 76011
Requests should include:
- Organization's Official Letterhead
- All Contact Information
- Dates of Appearance
- Audience Demographic
- Length of Appearance
- Appearance Location
Donation Requests
The Texas Rangers are proud to support the fundraising efforts of non-profit organizations within our region. Donations include tickets or an autographed item that may be used for fundraising purposes only.
Due to the volume of requests, we are unable to underwrite sponsorships or make monetary contributions.
All donation requests will receive full consideration. If granted, donations will be mailed out at least four weeks prior to the date of the event.
Before submitting your in-kind donation request, please ensure that your request fits within our guidelines:
- Requests must be submitted and received by the Texas Rangers at least six (6) weeks before the date of the event.
- Due to the volume of requests, the Texas Rangers must limit donations to once per calendar year for each organization and charitable non-profit organizations within our region.
Charley Pride Fellowship
To honor Charley, and in the spirit of creating a more diverse and inclusive ball club by actively recruiting the best and brightest from diverse backgrounds, the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation, in collaboration with the Roland Parrish Foundation, has created a 10-week paid internship program for juniors and seniors currently enrolled in an undergraduate program. A “Charley Pride Fellow” will be able to select three departments of interest in which to work during their time with the Rangers. This person will be able to experience firsthand what front office executives experience daily while exposing them to the professional baseball industry. This unique opportunity will place candidates in entry-level roles with the Rangers while providing them with valuable cross-disciplinary experience which will benefit them whether they choose to pursue a career in baseball or not.
Fan Mail
Please direct any correspondence or requests to the specific player at:
Player Name
Texas Rangers Baseball Club
734 Stadium Drive
Arlington, TX 76011
Due to the number of requests received, we are unable to provide autographs for all fans. If you are sending an item to be autographed, it is best to send it with self-addressed, postage-paid packaging to aid in the item's return to you. Because of the volume of requests, it is impossible to trace correspondence sent to players. We discourage sending items of personal value because we cannot guarantee a safe return.
Only send correspondence during the regular season, between the months of April and September. It is best not to direct a specific item to more than one player. With high mail volume and busy player schedules, it may take some time to receive a response. By following the procedures above, you increase your chances of receiving a response. The Texas Rangers are not responsible for any lost items.
Fan Packs
Due to overwhelming response for Fan Packs, we humbly request that you support the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation with a donation of your choice.