Cardinals Giving Back!

The late great John Wooden said: "A leader's most powerful ally is his or her own example. Leaders don't just talk about doing something, they do it."

For the third time now, our Cardinals team took some time off from baseball to help out a team of disabled kids play baseball locally here in Foster City. Our Cardinals were the “buddies” for the day for their Little League’s Challenger division, and it was so nice to see how helpful and caring our boys were – backing up the players, running the bases with them, and helping them field balls.

Setting examples. Role models. These boys rock. And, they're pretty darn good baseball players too!

Be a Sponsor for the Redwood City Cardinals!

With our recent acceptance as a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, the Redwood City Cardinals are pleased to announce that we are now accepting SPONSORSHIPS!

Two Ways to Sponsor
We have now set up both an online and offline capability to accept sponsorships & donations.

Online, you can just follow this link: http://www.gofundme.com/m840k0

Or, if you'd like to see the various sponsorship levels we have, send an email to CardinalsRC@gmail.com for a sponsorship letter and form.

Donations for the 2015 Season are tax deductible (non-profit tax ID # 47-2731992).

Cardinals Giving Back to the Community

This is one of those moments that as a coach, and parent, I am so proud of for our team.

The Redwood City Cardinals recently helped out a team of disabled kids play baseball locally here in Foster City.  Our Cardinals were the “buddies” for the day for their Little League’s Challenger division, and it was so great to see everyone have such a fun time – backing up the players, running the bases with them, and being the “announcers”. 

The Challenger Division of Little League offers kids with physical and mental challenges an opportunity to participate in organized baseball games.

Our Cardinals players learned a valuable life lesson - empathy.

It is so incredibly fulfilling to develop these boys not just in baseball skills, but more importantly to make them better people. For me and our coaches, that’s really one of the most important things we can impart on our young athletes. Love these kids!!!!!