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At Casey's Clubhouse, we believe that making a difference starts with building meaningful connections. Whether we're communicating with families, coordinating volunteers, working with sponsors, or organizing fundraising events, staying connected is essential to everything we do. As a nonprofit organization serving children and adults with disabilities, we're always looking for ways to work more efficiently, strengthen our communication, and maximize the resources available to

A fun video back when we were known as the Miracle League...wait until you see a Case take over the experience! He's bringing a herd! There are Halloween parties. There are trick-or-treat events. And then there’s Case’s Halloween Experience, where 2,000 people, a herd of costumed kids, a few ponies, inflatable games, free hot dogs, dozens of community organizations and one former Major League Baseball player in a questionable costume all descend on Casey’s Clubhouse for two h

The greatest place to watch and play baseball in the Pittsburgh Region...Casey's Clubhouse. Introduction: If you're looking for inclusive, accessible ways to stay active in Pittsburgh, you're in luck. Our city is home to a thriving adaptive sports scene, with programs designed to empower individuals with disabilities through the joy of movement. Whether you're interested in team sports, outdoor adventures, or simply trying something new, there's an adaptive sports program in

Casey's Clubhouse Playground is more than a place to climb, slide, and swing. It's a place where children of all abilities play side by side, friendships are formed, and inclusion comes to life. Built through the generosity of our community and maintained through a strong partnership with Upper St. Clair Township, it's a destination where one simple belief guides every visit: everyone deserves to play.

The Casey Way is more than a set of values. It's the philosophy that has shaped Casey's Clubhouse from the very beginning. Inspired by the character of Sean Casey, the wisdom of mentors like Dave Collins, and the resilience of the families we serve, The Casey Way challenges each of us to live with Character, Attitude, Selflessness, Enthusiasm, and Yourself. Baseball is simply the classroom. The lessons are what change lives.

At Casey's Clubhouse, we don't call them volunteers. We call them MVPs, Most Valuable Partners. More than helping on the field, they become teammates, mentors, role models, and lifelong friends. Discover why our MVPs are the heart of our organization and how one season of giving back often changes lives, not only for our athletes, but for the people standing beside them.

Casey's Clubhouse (formerly Miracle League of the South Hills) Field Surface A summer thunderstorm rolls through western Pennsylvania. By 10:00 in the morning, the rain has stopped. The clouds begin to part. Before long, the sun is shining. Most people would assume it's a perfect day for baseball. Years ago at Casey's Clubhouse, that wasn't always the case. Our original pour-in-place playing surface became extremely slick when it got wet. Even after the rain ended, the field

Behind every smile, every high five, and every unforgettable moment at Casey's Clubhouse is a story. In this special collection, parents, athletes, and coaches share how baseball became so much more than a game. From first paychecks and first home runs to lifelong friendships and newfound confidence, these personal stories reveal what truly makes Casey's Clubhouse special, the people who call it home.

Next stop. Spring Training 2027 in Palm Beach, Florida! There are baseball games. There are vacations. And then there are Casey's Clubhouse Travel Experiences. What started as a simple idea has become one of the most meaningful programs we offer. Every mile traveled creates opportunities that many of our athletes and families never imagined possible. For some, it's their first hotel stay. Their first airplane ride. Their first time seeing the ocean. Their first Broadway show.

CEO Tim Gebhart trying to tag out David as he scores another run for his team! Sometimes the most meaningful journeys begin with a simple "yes." Our CEO, Tim Gebhart, was recently featured in an in-depth interview sharing the incredible story of how a one-time stop in Pittsburgh while working for Ripken Baseball ultimately became a lifelong mission at Casey's Clubhouse. What started as helping Sean Casey with a single baseball camp has grown into nearly a decade of creating o

What started as a visit to a baseball game at Casey's Clubhouse turned into an unforgettable friendship between Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder and a young announcer named Andy. From a broken microphone behind home plate to introducing "Even Flow" in front of thousands of fans, this heartwarming story proves that opportunity, kindness, and a little rock and roll can change a life.

What started as a small golf outing that raised just $1,000 has grown into one of Casey's Clubhouse's biggest traditions, generating a record $72,000 last year. Take a trip through the history of the Sean Casey Golf Classic, meet the people who built it, discover why Valley Brook Country Club is the perfect stage, and learn how one day on the course helps create life-changing opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

Sean Casey and his lifting partner showing off the biceps When people think about Casey's Clubhouse, they usually picture baseball. The crack of the bat. The cheers from the dugout. A volunteer running the bases hand-in-hand with an athlete. Sean Casey smiling from the first-base line. But a few years ago, Sean asked a simple question that changed everything. "What did we do as ballplayers that our athletes at Casey's Clubhouse aren't doing?" CEO Tim Gebhart didn't have to th

Some dates on the calendar are impossible to ignore. July 4. Christmas. New Year's Day. Then there's July 2. At first glance, it seems like an ordinary summer day. Kids are out of school. Baseball is in full swing. Fireworks stands are popping up. Most people are simply counting down to Independence Day. But dig a little deeper, and July 2 starts to look like an overachiever. It's been the backdrop for landmark moments in American history. Incredible feats of aviation. Hollyw

Just a team member and his job coach When most people think about Casey's Clubhouse, they think about baseball. They picture athletes crossing home plate, volunteers cheering from the dugout, and families filling the stands on a summer evening. What many people don't see is what happens after the final out. For dozens of teens and adults with disabilities, Casey's Clubhouse is helping prepare them for something even bigger than baseball. Their next inning in life. Building Co

At Casey's Clubhouse, we often say that it takes a team to make everything we do possible. Our athletes may be the ones stepping into the batter's box, crossing home plate, landing a new job, or boarding a bus for an unforgettable travel experience, but behind every one of those moments is a team of supporters who make it all happen. Today, we want to recognize one of those teammates. Thanks to a $25,750 grant from the HDR Foundation, Casey's Clubhouse was able to launch our

From Pittsburgh to Hollywood, David Alan continues to dress some of the biggest names on the planet. Here he is with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, showcasing the craftsmanship, confidence, and attention to detail. 📸 Photo courtesy of David Alan Clothing / @davidalanclothing on Instagram. When most people hear the name David Alan, they think of custom suits, luxury fashion, and some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment. After all, David Alan has become the clothier o

2024 Pack the Park - Kim Nuxhall thanks Sean Casey as Casey's Clubhouse hosted the Nuxhall Foundation at our home field in Boyce Mayview Park in Upper St. Clair, PA A recent article in the Journal-News highlighted the incredible friendship between Sean Casey and Kim Nuxhall, a relationship built on a shared belief that individuals with disabilities deserve the same unforgettable experiences as any Major League Baseball player. Beyond Baseball: Provide athletes with disabiliti

Sean Casey recently joined Bill Crawford on Our Pittsburgh Podcast to share stories about growing up in Upper St. Clair, lessons from his father, his baseball journey, and the impact of Casey's Clubhouse. The conversation highlights community, perseverance, and the power of creating opportunities for individuals with disabilities. Plus, a special thank you to Bill for being a longtime friend and supporter of our mission.

The founder of Casey's Clubhouse, Sean Casey's career spanned 12 years in the MLB for the Cincinnati Reds and Major League Baseball affectionately known as the Mayor.