Myles is a charming young boy with Down Syndrome. Everyone in the Riverside community knows Myles because he has had respite opportunities where he can go out into the community and meet new people, develop new skills and make friends.
Every year Riverside Minor Baseball and Family Respite Services come together for a community event to ensure that children with disabilities can have opportunities just like their peers. This year our goal is to ensure that children with disabilities can play baseball just like everyone else, on the soon to be Miracle League!
Event: Free Family Outdoor Movie Night!
“We look forward to having a movie night for Family Respite Services because they provide important services to children in our community”, said Cindy Nantais, Myles mom and Riverside Baseball 100 Inning Game Organizer.
Alexandria Fischer (Community Relations Coordinator at Family Respite Services) explains, “Riverside Minor Baseball gets it, they are responding to a community need, so that ALL children belong. Family Respite Services vision is to ensure Windsor/Essex is a community where Families are STRONG and ALL children belong. Riverside Minor Baseball is making our vision come alive!”
Saturday, June 23, 9-10pm at Riverside Baseball Park, 6865 Ontario St. Film, The Sandlot Movie. FREE Event for all ages! The movie night is part of an all-day community event for the new Farrow Riverside Miracle Park at Riverside Baseball park on June 23 including baseball games (10am-10pm) and car show (10am-3pm)