“Baseball For All is all about creating wonderful opportunities for girls to play America’s favorite pastime. They help girls to believe in themselves, provide them with excellent coaching, and the opportunities for success. What they teach the girls is a lot more than just baseball.” — BFA Parent

​“She had the time of her life and said it was the greatest experience she has done in sports since playing in Cooperstown. The thing is, I probably had more fun than she did.” – Mike, Parent

“BFA is about more than baseball. The tournaments they organize are second to none, but the leadership opportunities, friendships, and opportunities that the girls gain through the program help the girls mature into leaders in their communities.” – BFA Parent

“Before Baseball For All our daughter was ‘the girl’ on a field fighting for her right to play the sport she loved. She was constantly having to prove that girls have a right to play baseball. BFA reinforced what our daughter knew in heart to be true-that baseball is a girl’s sport and she deserves the right to be with other likeminded girls playing competitive baseball. BFA has helped to plant seeds of advocacy in our daughter and she now feels empowered to not just continuing playing baseball, but also coach and encourage future generations of girls who want to play this amazing sport.” — Michelle, parent of a 14 year old

“Reaching out to say thank you for hosting a great tournament! You are all appreciated so very much. Our 2nd trip to BFA Nationals was nothing short of amazing. When our friends ask how it was, the first word that comes to mind is magical. We are already looking forward to next year!” — Nicky Schmidt, parent of a 12 year old

​“Justine [has] made me see that with enough hard work and dedication you can accomplish anything.” — BFA Player, age 14

“Baseball For All gives girls from across the globe a safe, nurturing environment in which to play the game they love, and accomplished, caring instructors from whom they learn not just how to play baseball, but how to compete with integrity as well as ferocity and skill.”  — BFA Umpire

“Thank you for all you do for this. It is truly a transcendent experience.” – Mark Woodworth, Wesleyan Baseball

​“Baseball for All has been a blessing to my daughter by showing her that she is not alone, that there are other girls who can and do play baseball competitively.” – Richard, BFA Parent

“Baseball For All had provided our 3 daughters with the inspiration to fearlessly chase their dreams & joy both on and off the field. BFA events are a touchstone for our entire family, providing us with the motivation to keep going when it seems like the rest of the world is telling us to stop. Without the support, community and opportunities provided by BFA, our daughters wouldn’t have had the confidence to play at the high levels they do or become the leaders they are.” – Annie Jupiter-Jones, parent of 3 BFA girls

“My daughter has been involved with Baseball For All since 2018. In that time, she has gained valuable leadership skills that have allowed her to mature and assume leadership roles in our community, made friends around the country with whom she shares common interests and attitudes, and learned that she can accomplish just about anything through her own hard work. BFA has inspired her to grow the game of baseball (and women’s baseball) and instill these qualities in younger players.” — John F., parent of an 18 year old

​“BFA provides young people the opportunity to all play America’s National Pastime. In the process of learning the game they are taught about themselves and what endless possibilities are in front of them.” – Dr. Leslie Heaphy, Co-chair of the Women’s Committee for the Society of American Baseball Research​

“I am so happy to have been a part of the BFA Ambassador program, and this was truly a life-changing opportunity for me. It’s hard to put into words how much I learned from you, my teammates, and the other teams. I will be pouring all of this newfound knowledge into my training, playing, coaching and my BFA Junior Captain’s project.” — Zöe Mir, 13 year old baseball player