Volunteering
SMP depends on volunteers. We cannot play without you! Learn more about what it means to be a buddy, how to get involved and find resources here.
What does it mean to be a buddy?
When you are a buddy to a player, you help the player play to the best of his/her ability and you protect the player on the field.
- You must be 12 years old to be a buddy
- We appreciate any time you can give, you do not have to commit for the whole season. One hour, one day- whatever you can give
- Due to the nature of the program, we do not accept court ordered community service
- Complete and submit the registration form found here
- Games are played on Saturdays from 9:00am to 1:00pm on the Jason Jennings Adaptive Field at the Schaefer Athletic Complex at the corner of Hampden (285) and Kipling St.
Forms for Volunteers:
Volunteer/Buddy Registration UNDER 18
Volunteer/Buddy Registration OVER 18
Please bring completed forms with you when you join us to volunteer!
Please Contact
Volunteer Registration – Tami McCall- givebiglivebig@gmail.com or 303-909-1424
A word from Brandon Minshall, one of our volunteers:
My name is Brandon Minshall. I am twelve years old and this is my first time volunteering for this program. I have a cousin that has CP. She told me how much fun she had playing T-ball. I came to watch her play and I was hooked. I saw how much fun everyone was having. The helpers were laughing as much as the players were. I wanted to be involved.
I have fun helping. The kids are wonderful. It makes me feel good just to be around these special players. Their parents really enjoy having helpers that are there for the kids and not just for goofing around.
Although it is a game, I need to take it seriously because if I goof off, someone can get hurt. The players and their parents are counting on me. Even though it can be tough, I enjoy every game I get to be with these special athletes.
I can’t wait until the next session.
Bring out your friends, teammates and coworkers too!