For the tenth consecutive year, MLB and all 30 Clubs will raise awareness for childhood cancer in home ballparks during all games on Sunday, September 7th. Hosted during Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, this MLB Together effort (MLBTogether.com) will support the cause with ceremonial and community-based activities, including outreach to local hospitals treating young patients.

On Sunday, September 7th, all on-field personnel, including players, managers, coaches, and umpires will wear gold ribbon decals during all games and have the option to wear gold wristbands. Additionally, commemorative base jewels and line up cards will be featured on the day. Home Clubs also may plan to feature ceremonial activities in their ballparks, youth participation in pregame ceremonies, visits from players and mascots, and other special recognitions. Nonprofit partners for Clubs may include local hospital partners or organizations focused on childhood cancer, such as Stand Up To Cancer, American Cancer Society, and Starlight Children’s Foundation. Clubs on the road on September 7th may select another home game to observe Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Additionally, MLB will host a special volunteer event in partnership with Project Sunshine for employees at MLB’s Office of the Commissioner on September 17th.