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On September 5, 2024, volunteer members from the South West Regional Chamber of Commerce hit a home run with the kids of The Miracle League of the South Hills.

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The evening was filled with applause, cheers, warm hugs and plenty of laughter. Volunteer members helped the children of the The Miracle League of the South Hills hit home runs, play catch and run the bases.

"The enthusiasm in that stadium is magnetic and we were thrilled to be able to play alongside such a great group of kids and so many adults cheering them on." executive director, Mandi Pryor recalls.

Volunteers from all walks of life participated, offering their time, energy, and expertise to ensure the children had a memorable and positive experience. The inclusive atmosphere allowed each child to participate at their own pace, fostering a sense of accomplishment.

David Ely of Bridge Insurance Group and Board Member of the South West Regional Chamber of Commerce shares, "Every moment spent with these incredible kids fills me with admiration for their resilience and joy. Witnessing their strength and creativity as they navigate their unique challenges has not only deepened my appreciation for their individual journeys but also reinforced the importance of empathy in our community."

Eric, coach of the Guardians, mentioned that "the hardest part of the season is finding kids to play".

Parents who are interested in having their children play with The Miracle League of the South Hills visit miracleleaguesouthhills.org to get more information. Additionally, The Miracle League of the South Hills is looking for coaches, volunteer groups, announcers and buddies.

This volunteer session is part of the South West Regional Chamber of Commerce's Rise: Networking for a Cause initiative. Previously, members volunteered with Food Helpers of Washington County packing Little Moochi Bags for student lunches, as well as helped Dress for Success of Washington County to deliver clothing to women in need. The next Rise: Networking for a Cause will be with Junior Achievement in South Fayette Township.

 

About The Miracle League of the South Hills:

Vision

The Miracle League of the South Hills envisions a community where all people with disabilities have opportunities to enhance their lives as athletes, teammates, and in everyday life.

Mission

​The Miracle League of the South Hills creates an environment of acceptance for people with disabilities and their families, with baseball as the root, as we promote meaningful, authentic relationships that connect people on the field as well as in the community.

About the South West Regional Chamber of Commerce:

The South West Regional Chamber of Commerce is a strong, pro-business membership organization serving business and our communities for almost 100 years. The unique home of the Chamber is a 110 year old building, once a West Penn Power substation, located on Washington Pike (Rt. 50) in Collier Township. The building was restored through the donated efforts of members and area business twenty-five years ago. The South West Regional Chamber includes all businesses that fall within the South West Region including, but not limited to, those in Allegheny and Washington County along the 79-corridor including those businesses within the South Hills region.

The Chamber provides the tools to assist in the operation and promotion of area businesses, and our members work together to make our communities desirable places to live and do business. Membership in the Chamber is an investment in the future of these communities, and we believe that our members are our greatest resource.

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