Walk Off Charities is a baseball non-profit in Jacksonville, FL that is focused on providing opportunities and access to the game of baseball for all youth. Founded in 2017 by Jacksonville native Frank Frangie, voice of the Jaguars & 1010XL Radio Host, Walk Off Charities places an emphasis on supporting baseball in under-resourced communities. Through partnerships with local companies and public entities, Walk Off Charities is able to accomplish it's mission.

The City of Jacksonville and the Jacksonville Parks & Recreation Department (JaxParks) has been a huge help in giving life to our mission, providing resources and support as often as they can spare. Likewise, Duval County Public Schools has been a major partner in providing opportunity and resources for youth in elementary, middle, and high school, creating our in school clinics and being a large part of our high school baseball classic and game of the week. Outside of these events, Walk Off Charities supports baseball leagues and programs, hoping to create positive playing environments for youth and families to be a part of.

All of this would not be possible without the partnership with Major League Baseball and their RBI (Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities) program. Through MLB, we are able to have this registration website, LeagueApps, and it has opened other doors to national baseball non-profits like Pitch In For Baseball & Softball and the Good Sports Foundation.

Walk Off JAX RBI SUMMER LEAGUE is designed to give middle and high school players the chance to continue playing in the summertime, getting reps and developing their skills. 

Players will receive a jersey and hat. Teams will be provided baseballs. Umpires are covered by the league.