The Miracle League of Milwaukee fell just a few votes short of winning a $200,000 grant from Pepsi, taking 2nd place out of 15 projects in Major League Baseball's Pepsi Refresh Project. The Miracle League was nominated by the Milwaukee Brewers to compete for internet votes in the five-week-long campaign, and will still receive a $5,000 donation from Pepsi. A similar project sponsored by the Minnesota Twins to build a field for a youth wheelchair softball team won Pepsi's $200,000 grant. The Miracle League of Milwaukee congratulates the Twins and their project, and is very grateful to Pepsi for their $5,000 gift.

July 27, 2010
Your donation will go three times further through September 30! Kwik Trip, Inc., and Werner Family Foundation announce matching dollars

The Werner Family Foundation and Kwik Trip, Inc., have each agreed to match up to $100,000 in contributions to the Miracle League of Milwaukee. This means that every dollar donated to the Miracle League between now and Sept. 30 will be worth $3. Thanks to your generosity and that of our matching donors, we willsoon be well on our way to having special needs athletes on the field. Click here to donate to the Miracle League of Milwaukee.

July 14, 2010
Miracle League of Milwaukee partners with YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee; announces location of Miracle League Complex

The Miracle League of Milwaukee has joined with the YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee to establish the area's first universally-accessible baseball league. The Miracle League Complex will be built at the John C. Cudahy YMCA on the city's northwest side.

For more details about the Miracle League's partnership with the YMCA, click here. For more information about the Miracle League complex, click here.