BECOME A PACIFIC LITTLE LEAGUE SPONSOR
Pacific Little League serves more than 900 youth baseball and softball players from our community. Our league is run entirely by dedicated volunteers - including all administrative and board positions - which means 100% of every donation goes directly to supporting our players.
Your contribution provides essential resources that help us create a positive, enriching, and goal-driven experience for every child who steps onto our fields.
We offer a variety of sponsorship opportunities for both businesses and individuals, and we’d love to partner with you to help shape an unforgettable season for our kids.
Sponsor a Team!
Official Team Sponsor Benefits Include:
- Minors, Majors, and Teens levels: Your company name embroidered on hats of one major/teen division team
- All levels: Your company name appears on all player jerseys in that specific division.
- All levels: One 3’x6’ sign on the outfield fence on Field 1 at Lynndale Park
- All levels: Usage of the PLL Logo and title of "Official Sponsor" which may be used in local advertisements
- All levels: Logo and web link listed on the PLL website as an official sponsor
Annual Sponsorship Cost:
- Majors & Teens - $1,600
- Minors - $1,400
- Rookies, Farm, and 89ers - $1,300
- PeeWee Tball & Tball - $1,300
(Plus $100 for banner as first time Sponsor)
For inquiries on sponsoring a team please email [email protected]!
Other ways to help...
League Sponsor
League Sponsor Benefits include:
- Usage of Pacific League Logo and title of "Official Sponsor" which may be used in local advertisements.
- Logo and web link listed on the PLL website as an official sponsor.
- One 3’x6’ banner on one of our Fields at Lynndale Park.
Annual Sponsorship Cost: $600
(Plus $100 for banner as first time Sponsor)
Lynndale Project Sponsorship
Lynndale Fields - our Home Fields - have some improvements we would love to make happen to help create a safer environment. If you are interested in sponsoring a project, we have included estimated pricing.
- Field 1 Bullpens: Qty 1 on each side, turf, fully netted $3K-$3.5K
- Field 2 Foul Ball Posts: Qty 2, $2k-$3.5K
- Field 1 Qty 4 Aluminum Benches: $5k-$8K
- Field 3 Outfield Repair: TBD on costs
- Field 2 and 3 Additional Dirt: TBD on costs
Dependent on the project we can put engravement or a plaque on the specific item
Event Sponsor
Annual Auction 04/25 & Little League Day 05/09
Event Sponsor Benefits include:
- Special recognition in speech to our PLL community
- If programs/signage at event, logo will be added
- Usage of Pacific League Logo and title of "Official Sponsor" which may be used in local advertisements.
- Logo and web link listed on the PLL website as an official sponsor.
- One 3’x6’ banner on one of our Fields at Lynndale Park.
Annual Sponsorship Cost: $1,000
(Plus $100 for banner as first time Sponsor)
For inquiries on becoming a league sponsor please email [email protected]!
We welcome all personal, corporate and employer-matching donations to support our player scholarships, field improvements, facility investments and ongoing operations. Please email [email protected] and we'll be happy to work with you on your gift.
You may also send a check to Pacific Little League PO BOX 231 Lynnwood, WA 98046
Registered 501(C)(3) non-profit organization Tax ID 91-6188136
Pacific Little League
PO Box 231
Lynnwood, WA 98046
Registered 501(C)(3) non-profit organization - Tax ID: 91-6188136
Unique Charitable Giving Suggestion
Are you over 70 1/2 or know someone who is?
When you reach age 70 1/2 you're required to start taking required minimum distributions (RMD) out of your IRA. These distributions are taxable, can cause your Medicare premiums to increase and also increase the amount of your Social Security which is taxable.
One of the changes Congress passed was the Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) which was made permanent by the Protect Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015.
You can now make a contribution from your IRA to a qualified charitable organization, such as Pacific Little League, up to $100,000 per year. The amount of money contributed to the charity qualifies as an RMD distribution, is not taxable to you, and with the new tax code could ensure that your charitable deductions could still reduce your taxable income.
For further information about the QCD you should contact your CPA, Investment or Tax Adviser, or email [email protected]