Our Mission

To provide individuals of all abilities across Northern Indiana the opportunity to experience the joy of baseball in a safe, inclusive, and accessible environment. Through community partnerships, dedicated volunteers, and supporters, we strive to build a place where everyone belongs—both on and off the field.

Young boy in a wheelchair wearing a baseball cap, red jersey, and white pants, swinging a baseball bat at a ball on a baseball field.

Our Vision

To inspire joy, build confidence, foster community, make memories, and allow everyone to be part of the team.

Our Community Partners

From the very beginning, our dedicated community partners have collaborated closely with our team to ensure our facilities and programming are intentionally designed to reflect the real needs of the individuals and families they serve.

A group of seven people, some holding shovels, participating in a groundbreaking ceremony outdoors. They are standing behind a mound of dirt with a backdrop showing park development plans, surrounded by green trees and a bright sky.

Seven people participating in a groundbreaking ceremony, holding shovels with dirt in front of a backdrop and a red van, outdoors with green trees.

Our Community Partners

Seal of the City of Mishawaka, Indiana, featuring a Native American figure smoking a pipe, a ship, a bridge, and a sunrise, with the text 'City of Mishawaka, Indiana,' 'The Princess City,' and 'Established 1833.'

Seal with text 'Meeting the Unique Needs of Our Students' and list of locations: Dung, Fairfield, Goshen, Middlebury, Who-Ate.

Seal of the School City of Mishawaka in Indiana featuring an open book and a wheel.

Seal of the City of Mishawaka, Indiana, featuring a Native American figure smoking a pipe, with a bridge, ships, and a sunrise in the background, and text stating "City of Mishawaka, Indiana," "The Princess City," and "Established 1833."

Seal of the School City of Mishawaka, Indiana, featuring an open book and a wheel enclosed by a purple and black border.

Miracle League Association

The Miracle League of Northern Indiana is proud to partner with the Miracle League Association. The Georgia-based nonprofit provides guidance to more than 350 Miracle League organizations across the world, serving over 450,000 children and adults.

Miracle League National

Meet Homer!

Homer is the official mascot of the Miracle League. He comes from a faraway place where everyone loved sports. But, Homer noticed many people with unique challenges didn’t have the chance to play. Determined to change that, he searched for a solution and found his home with The Miracle League.

MIRACLE LEAGUE THEME SONG