The Texas Rangers are breaking barriers with the African American community in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, by establishing relationships with the S.M. Wright Foundation, the Fort Worth Metropolitan Black Chamber of Commerce, the Dallas Black Chamber of Commerce, and the National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum & Hall of Fame. The Texas Rangers participated in the groundbreaking of the museum's "Pam Grier Community Garden" this summer. We celebrated the community garden with actress Pam Grier as she threw out the first pitch at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. In addition, the Rangers joined MLB to honor humanitarian Jackie Robinson. Players wore number 42 in his honor.
[ Back to Top ]The Texas Rangers provide donations to non-profit organizations to be used in fundraising efforts. Due to the volume of donation requests received by the Rangers, we are unable to provide donations for all requests received.
[ Back to Top ]The Texas Rangers have long been involved with the Hispanic community in the Dallas-Fort Worth area including the annual community caravan, support of the Adult Mexican Baseball leagues, and support of the local Hispanic Chambers and Regional Hispanic Contractors Association. Each season, the Texas Rangers celebrate Hispanic Heritage month with a special event during the month of September.
[ Back to Top ]Front office personnel represent the Texas Rangers at speaking engagements year-round. Requests must be submitted in writing at least six weeks prior to the event on the organization's letterhead. The letter should provide as many details as possible and be sent to:
Community Outreach Department
Texas Rangers Baseball Club
1000 Ballpark Way, Suite 400
Arlington, TX 76011
Join the Texas Rangers in making our community a better place to live through the giving of your time. Join us for an upcoming volunteer event and be a part of TEAM Rangers. This program is in partnership with the Volunteer Center of North Texas.
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