The Miracle League of Northampton County received a very generous gift from the First Energy Foundation this Holiday Season. First Energy is the parent company of Met-Ed with an office in Forks Township. The players and Board of Directors of MLNC thank the employees of First Energy for this donation. Pictured from left to right are: Ric Agretto, Jennifer Dietrick, Lauren Dietrick and Gary Mason, Regional External Affairs, Met-Ed.
Holiday Party 2019!
Players and their immediate family are invited to join us for a holiday party at the community center.
We will be collecting canned goods for Easton area food banks. Your donation is greatly appreciated!
What | Holiday Party! |
Where | Charles Chrin Community Center |
When | Saturday, Dec 14 2:00pm to 4:00pm |
BIP Donation to MLNC
Every year for the past eight years the BIP has put on the Palmer 5K race and run at Fairview Park during the Palmer Days Celebration. Each of those 5 years, $5,000 raised at that event has been donated to the Miracle League of Northampton County to be used for the continuance of its baseball program for children and young adults with intellectual and physical disabilities. The check was present by Jeff Kicska, the lead person for the event, to Jennifer Dietrick president of MLNC.
Trick or Treat 2019!
What | Miracle League Trick or Treat 2019 |
Where | Easton Rotary Field at Charles Chrin Community Center |
When | Saturday, Oct 19 6:00pm to 7:30pm |
Note | In case of inclement weather, rain date is Sunday, October 20th from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm |
RSVP | Signup for this event has closed. We thank the Lehigh Valley Yankee Fan Club for hosting this event! |
Our seventh annual Trick or Treat night at the field. Last year there were over 40 vendors and we expect the same great turnout this year. We will have a DJ to keep the mood light and lots of opportunities for treats. We’ll keep you warm with hot chocolate and lots of treats!
We will again be collection donations for Keystone Military Families and would ask that each family bring something for those military members that will not be home for the holidays. Thank you for your support!
Thanks to Embassy Bank
MLNC Easter Egg Hunt
Many of the Miracle League of Northampton County family came to the field on Saturday, April 13, 2019, to participate in this year’s Easter Egg Hunt. Again this year, this event was sponsored by the Knights of Columbus Union Council 345 Easton. We thank the Council and the members who came to the field to put this event for our players. A great time was had by all.
IronPigs 2019!
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Miracle League Day at the Lehigh Valley IronPigsSUNDAY MAY 12th, 2019Read the Details and Get Ticket Information at the bottom of the page |
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The Miracle League of Northampton County is announcing our 5th annual “Miracle League Day at the IronPigs”. When you purchase a $10.00 Berks Foods Picnic Plaza ticket (value $28.00) for the IronPigs game your player(s) will be entered into a lottery to PLAY on the FIELD before the IronPigs game that day vs the Indianapolis Indians! All of the tickets include a two and a half hour buffet and seating in the Berks Foods Picnic Plaza for the IRONPIGS game that afternoon at 1:35 (gates open at 11:35)!! | ||
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There are no more tickets available. If you’d like to be put on a waiting list, please email your name, phone number and ticket request to miracleleagueofnc@gmail.com. We will contact you if tickets become available. | ||
Egg Hunt!
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Knights of Columbus Donation
At the 2018 MLNC Holiday Party Mike Hunsicker of the Knights of Columbus Union Council 345 in Easton presented a donation check for $1,000 to Jennifer Dietrick, President of the Miracle League of Northampton County and a check for $2,000 to Amanda Sechrist, Director of the Northampton Special Olympics. We thank Mike and the Knights of Columbus for their continued support of the Miracle League and Special Olympics.
MLNC Holiday Party 2018
On December 15, 2018, approximately 300 Miracle League of Northampton County player and their families enjoyed the annual Holiday Party at the Charles Chrin Community Center in Palmer Township. They enjoy the bounce, slide, photo booth, chocolate, the Balloon Man, face painting, music, and food. But the highlight was the visit from Santa who made a special trip from the North Pole. A great time was had by all.