TICKET TEAMWORK

We work with caring and responsible organizations in the cities where our favorite teams play, in order to help identify children in need and create “Family First” experiences. We call it Ticket Teamwork.

These kind donations will be designated toward the event tickets for a Ticket Teamwork child and his or her family. All donations are matched up to $24,000/year by OurSeasonTickets.com.

Our Season Tickets

is a group of West coast season ticket holders who travel for work and can't make every home game in a season, so we aim to help great fans get great seats at a great value.  Please treat the seats as if they were your own, and our seat neighbors with respect. Enjoy the game!

About US

1987, near Yosemite, CA. A single mother with three boys steps out of the grocery store with a thoughtful gift for each.  A candy bar, a sheet of stickers, and a pack of baseball cards.  I chose second and I chose wisely.

It was an important decision, one that would affect the rest of my days.  Not only was this my first pack of baseball cards, but the very first card on top was Will "The Thrill" Clark.  Will went with me almost everywhere.  I took him to school with me, to church, to little league practice, and to my first Major League game the following summer.

Mom got lost driving to Candlestick Park, but we made it to the seats by the 3rd inning and the good guys were winning.  The Thrill almost hit a home run the first time I saw him swing a bat, but settled for a triple instead. 

Saturdays at Candlestick were better for three beers than they were for three kids and a protective mom--who was ready to leave in the 7th to avoid traffic.  I'll never forget that 7th inning though, that's when I saw my first Will Clark home run, when the Giants put another seven runs on the board, and the score was 21-2. My first game was amazing!   

I've been a Giants fan ever since the 7 runs in the 7th inning when I was 7 years old.  Thanks Will, and thank you mom!

To this day the same card sits on my office desk as a reminder of how one baseball game is all it takes to learn about a lifetime of loyalty, and about loving something that outlasts us.