Baseball As Good Medicine

A Thursday evening in July. Storytelling returns to the Bergino Baseball Clubhouse.  For charity. You have somewhere better to be?

A live competitive storytelling event to benefit the Photo ID Foundation.

Children and young adults battling life-threatening illnesses.  The Photo ID Foundation puts cameras and other tools in their hands, allowing them to “speak” about their experiences in words and images.

On a Thursday evening in July, you’ll have the chance to help.

A unique variety of storytellers -- including an umpire, an immortal artist, a magazine editor-in-chief, a renaissance man, a doctor, and a Rabbi -- will each tell a story relating to the theme of “Baseball As Good Medicine.”  They have five minutes tops to tell their story.  A panel of judges will then lend their thoughts.  All in good fun.

You get to sit in the Clubhouse bleachers, enjoy a beer/beverage/ballpark snack and watch it take place in front of you. Seats are limited, with a contribution of $50. All proceeds go to the Photo ID Foundation.

Do you really want to miss a great evening... and a chance to do good?