MLB Umpire Fieldin Culbreth welcomes Courtney, Kamali, Erica, and Andre to Nationals Park for a game between the Pirates and the Nationals. The youth mentoring group was invited to attend through the BLUE for Kids relationship with Most Valuable Kids of Washington.

Live sports and entertainment provide a positive source of inspiration for children in a world where there are many negative alternatives. Most Valuable Kids, Inc. (MVK) brings this inspiration, at no cost, to underserved children in the Washington, DC/Baltimore Metropolitan Areas. Learn More about Most Valuable Kids

Guest Comments:

"As promised, here are a few of the pictures that were taken at the ballpark. At the meet-and-greet, Mr. Fieldin Culbreth spoke about the duties of the umpires and how they rotate each position game to game. He also gave each of us a official game ball and told us that it was unique in that MLB will not make anymore quite like it. Thanks to Jenn and the wonderful people over at Most Valuable Kids and to Mr. Culbreth with BLUE for Kids for offering an invaluble experience." - Courtney Stewart of Mentoring Works2

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Special Thanks From The Umpires To:

• Barbra Silva, Director of Community Relations for the Washington Nationals. The Washington Nationals are committed to providing programs that enhance education, increase participation in youth baseball and softball, while improving the quality of life in our local communities of the District of Columbia, Northern Virginia, and Maryland. Nationals Community Overview


• Jenn Skolochenko, Executive Director of MVK/Washington, for helping to coordinate an enjoyable day at the ballpark for mentors and kids.

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