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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. What started as a connection through the Nuxhall

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.

Sean Casey’s name resonates deeply with baseball fans, especially those who follow the Cincinnati Reds and Major League Baseball closely. Known affectionately as The Mayor, Casey’s career spanned 12 years in the MLB, where he earned a reputation as a consistent hitter, a clutch performer, and a leader both on and off the field. His story is one of dedication, resilience, and impact: qualities that have made him a beloved figure in baseball history. A Career Built on Consisten

Original drawing of Casey's Clubhouse in 2011 On June 9, 2011, a dream became reality. On that day, community members, families, volunteers, and supporters gathered at Boyce Mayview Park for the groundbreaking of what would become Casey's Clubhouse Stadium. What began as a vision from Pittsburgh native and 3-time MLB All-Star Sean Casey to create a place where individuals with disabilities could experience the joy of baseball has grown into something much bigger than anyone i