We are excited to announce the 6th Annual KPB Trivia Night, a fundraiser to support Keep Playing Baseball. This year, we will be holding our in-person trivia night on Saturday, November 22nd from 5-8 PM PST at Stonegate Country Club in Davis, CA. Join us as we get together in person and remotely to answer questions for a great cause! Below you will find additional information on the event:

CLICK HERE to sign up as an individual participant or to sign up an entire team!

In-Person Trivia Night

Who: Everyone is welcome to participate but we recommend you leave kids at home!
What: A trivia night fundraiser for Keep Playing Baseball. Teams of up to 8 participants join us for pizza, drinks, and trivia. 4 rounds. 32 questions. 1 winner!
When: Saturday, November 22, 5-8 PM PST. We will start off with a social hour which will include raffle and silent auction. Trivia will start promptly at 6.
Where:  Stonegate Country Club, 919 Lake Blvd, Davis, CA, 95616
Why: To have fun and raise money for Keep Playing Baseball!
Cost: $100 per participant which includes dinner, beer, and wine. Sign up before October 22 and get 15% off!

**Note: There will be one round of baseball questions, but being an avid baseball fan or having baseball knowledge is not necessary to participate!

Sign Up to Participate!

***Note to past virtual trivia night participants: This year we made the difficult decision to focus our fundraising efforts on the in-person trivia night event. We can't thank you enough for the support during previous years and hope you can join us for the in-person event this year. If not, we hope you'll consider making a donation to support our work again this year.

Our in-person trivia night will feature an hour-long social hour with prize drawings and auction, followed by trivia. Your ticket includes entry into door prize drawings, pizza, beer/wine/soft drinks, and entry to trivia! You do not need to be a baseball expert to participate in this trivia! While there will be some baseball specific questions (of course!), most answers will require no baseball knowledge.

The dress code for this event is casual. Drinks will be served on the outdoor patio, so dress appropriately for the weather.

We appreciate your continued support and can't wait to see you at trivia night!

We are happy to work with you on sponsorship and donation packages that best represent you and your business! We'll gladly discuss options outside our five donation tiers and are actively looking for in-kind raffle, auction, and door prize donations. Please contact Ethan Guevin at ethan@keepplayingbaseball.org with questions or to get your sponsorship package started. Thank you for your support!

We created Keep Playing Baseball ("KPB") in memory of Scott Heinig, a young high school coach and former Division 1 pitcher who passed away in 2011. Scott was dedicated to helping high school players succeed and have the opportunity to play baseball in college. Scott's family, friends, and former teammates created KPB to continue this effort. Today, KPB supports players at all levels of youth baseball with cost-free educational resources, positive and fun local programming, and financial support at ages when many young players struggle because of limited resources. Thanks to generous supporters like you, our ability to deliver on our mission has never been stronger.

KPB supports youth ballplayers throughout their baseball journey and demystifies the path to college baseball for players of all backgrounds. We launched KPB in 2011, took steps to incorporate in 2015, and received our 501(c)(3) non-profit designation in 2016. In 2017, we started our in-person educational outreach efforts. The following year, we forged a partnership with the Junior Giants, the flagship youth baseball program of the San Francisco Giants. In 2019, we reached well over 1,000 players and parents with free, fun, and positive educational programming. Amid the Covid-19 Pandemic, we pivoted to providing free online courses and launched our Registration Assistance Program (RAP) to cover participation costs for players who can’t afford them.

Since baseball’s post-pandemic return in 2021, we have grown our registration assistance program, expanded our educational resources, partnered with MLB players and local high schools to run an annual series of free baseball camps that serve over 300 Little Leaguers each year, and launched a college tuition scholarship program for first-generation college baseball players.

While growing these support programs, our website continues to provide essential, free resources to players and families trying to navigate the college search and recruiting process. The website received over 148,000 visitors in 2024. As the game continues to evolve, we are working to make sure KPB provides information and opportunities to the players who need it, at the times when it can help reinforce their passion for the game and their ability to keep playing baseball.

KPB's scope extends well beyond the playing field. KPB leverages high school players' interest in baseball to encourage them to focus on academics, organizational skills, and leadership, among other important life skills. Our mission thus extends to creating a level educational as well as athletic playing field. In providing an A to Z support system for baseball players of all backgrounds from Little League through the college search and recruiting process, KPB is working to create a more equitable and affordable route to success for scholars athletes, both on the field and in the classroom.