Making a Difference through Charity and Kindness

​​Baseball Miracles, Inc. was a team of volunteer instructors across the Major League Baseball (MLB) community whose mission was to serve others through the game of baseball.  At no cost, we provided instruction, gloves, bats, hats, shirts, and memories. 

Baseball Miracles, Inc. Four Pillars

- Baseball & Softball Instruction
- Community Service
- Devotion
- Sociability

Where Baseball Miracles has impacted children & communities...

United States

New York, Kentucky, Maryland, Louisiana and Massachusetts

Across the Globe

Kenya, Puerto Rico, Ireland, Mexico, Nigeria, Philippines​, Argentina, Canada, Honduras, Dominican Republic, and more!

Thank You to the Sponsors Through the Years

Denis and Joanne Salamone
Dan and Cindy Codi
John and Maureen Caroselli
Clint and Karla Hurdle
Jerry Reinsdorf, Owner of the Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox
The Chicago White Sox
Pat O’Conner, President, Minor League Baseball
The Archer Financial Group
The Cherington Family
JMR Charities

​George Kachigan
Jeff and Alyce Sweeney
Corporate Images
Pitch in For Baseball & Softball
Rob Nelson, Founder, Big League Chew
Dutchess County Orthopedics
Dr. Russell Tigges
Frank C. Botta and The Transportation Lawyers Assoc.
​Anthony Tenorio
Marlboro Mini Storage​

Founder, ​​​​​John Tumminia

FOUNDER & HUMANITARIAN
PRO SCOUTS HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE

​​​​​John "JT" Tumminia started scouting for the Chicago White Sox in 1987 and is enshrined in the Diamond Mines Baseball Scouting Hall of Fame.  He began as an area scout, then a cross-checker serving 32 years, all with the Chicago White Sox. In 2002, he was voted the Scout of the Year for the White Sox.  His proudest moment came in 2005, when he earned a World Series ring when the White Sox became world champs. In 1994 in the 30th round, Tumminia drafted Eric Gagne (who later signed with the Dodgers). Tumminia is a proud recipient of the 2007 "Turk" Karam Award as Scout of the Year for the NY Pro Baseball Scouts Association.​

Remembering Kelly Rodman 1975 - 2020

​"I am so saddened as I think about the loss of my dear friend, but I am quickly reminded that God is still good through the memories I have with her. Kelly was a firecracker. The first time I met her, I was blown away by her ability to light up any room. She had a humble confidence about her and I always looked up to the boldness with which she carried herself. Kelly was a fighter, she cared deeply about others and I’ll always remember her contagious laugh that could instantly put me in a good mood. She was a hard worker and consistently put others above herself. She will forever be known for her passion, spunk, and genuine heart. On behalf of Baseball Miracles, we are so grateful to Kelly, the role she had on our team, and the many lives she touched. May her legacy of love live on. Please join us in sharing her life and praying for her loved ones during this time." - Caroline Young

See the article about Kelly's impact on baseball and softball through the lens of the New York Yankees on Twitter and in an article on ESPN,
"​Yankees honor trailblazing female scout Kelly Rodman with moment of silence"