From a Chance Stop in Pittsburgh to a Life-Changing Mission
- Case the Buffalo
- 2 days ago
- 1 min read
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 opportunities for children and adults with disabilities through sports, employment, travel, wellness, and community.
In the interview, Tim reflects on the unexpected path that led him to Casey's Clubhouse, the challenges of growing a nonprofit organization, lessons learned from mentors like Sean Casey and Bill Ripken, and the exciting future ahead. He also shares his vision for the next chapter of Casey's Clubhouse, including plans for a major facility expansion that will create even more opportunities for individuals with disabilities and their families.
One of the most powerful takeaways is Tim's belief that inclusion isn't charity. It's community. When everyone has the opportunity to belong, work, play, and build meaningful relationships, we all benefit.
We invite you to read the full interview to learn more about Tim's journey, the mission that drives Casey's Clubhouse every day, and why we truly believe we're just getting started.
Read the full feature here: https://voyagepennsylvania.com/interview/rising-stars-meet-tim-gebhart-of-pennsylvania