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In partnership with Most Valuable Kids, a non-profit ticket distribution organization, the Washington Nationals will continue to offer a ticket donation program to Season Ticket Holders. All future game tickets can be transferred electronically via My Nationals Tickets or mailed to the Washington Nationals Community Relations Department at least five business days before the game is to be played (see address below). If some of your season tickets go unused, you may donate them to Most Valuable Kids by mailing the unused tickets to the Washington Nationals Community Relations Department (see address below). The Washington Nationals are not responsible for any tickets that are not directly sent to either Most Valuable Kids or the Washington Nationals Community Relations Department. We strongly encourage transferring the tickets electronically or mailing them directly to our Community Relations Department.
Washington Nationals Community Relations Department
attn: Ticket Donation Program
1500 South Capitol St. SE
Washington, DC 20003
The Washington Nationals and Major League Baseball are pleased to invite children, families and community groups to the greatest game on Earth! Through The Nationals partnership with the Major League Baseball Commissioner's Initiative, we are happy to provide the opportunity for a free day at the ballpark as a reward for the accomplishments of your organization and the achievements of the civic and community groups you serve. Major League Baseball is our national pastime and represents many of the important values we treasure as Americans, especially teamwork and dedication to excellence.
Both the Nationals and the Commissioner's Community Initiative dedicate their efforts to supporting the development of well-rounded youth and strong communities. Recognizing the accomplishments of young people by donating tickets to children and families across the country is an important part of our national commitment. The goal of the Commissioner's Community Initiative is to provide tickets to community and civic groups who might not otherwise have the opportunity to attend a Major League Baseball game.
