Don Mattingly talks the Blue Jays, MLB’s pitch clock, Scott Rolen’s Hall of Fame induction, and more

Ryan Gray, Social Media Director of Mattingly Charities, sits down with Don Mattingly for a Q&A session.

Our Social Media Director, Ryan, recently sat down with Don Mattingly at his Evansville home to do a live Q&A session with questions submitted by fans and followers of our social media channels. Don shares some great stories and reminisces about his playing days!

In response to the current COVID-19 crisis, Mattingly Charities has joined forces with several other community funders to establish the COVID-19 Crisis Response Fund of the Greater Evansville Region.

Romain Subaru is dedicated to supporting our community! One way that they’re doing this is by running a series of ads to highlight and raise awareness about the good works of local charities and organizations. Mattingly Charities was chosen to tell our story and how we’re ‘Finding A Way’ to support the underserved youth in Evansville.

Watch the video below to hear from our charity founder, Don Mattingly!

The Dream Center Evansville staff and kids wanted to check in with our Fund A Need donors to send a special thank you, along with an update on how your donations are making an impact.

Mattingly Charities issues $40,000 grant to Tepe Park’s Southside Stars Kid Zone!

Don Mattingly is known around the world as 'The Hit Man' or 'Donnie Baseball,' both praises from his playing days with the New York Yankees. Around here, he's known for much more than that. He led the Scott Township Little League team to a championship. He's a Reitz Memorial High School hall-of-famer. He's a philanthropist and founder of Mattingly Charities and helps kids right here in our community. To us, he's a hometown hero. To him, this is home. But sometimes he gets the privilege of viewing his home as an outsider - and he's very proud of the way it's changing right before his eyes.

The Don Mattingly Youth First Award was launched in 2012 to salute young people who share his strengths. Don, an Evansville native, New York Yankees legend, and current Miami Marlins Manager, embodies many winning characteristics

Mattingly Charities’ held its 4th annual event benefiting underserved youth on January, 10, 2019 at the newly renovated City View at Sterling Square.

The Find A Way event hosted over 200 attendees for an entertaining evening to raise funds and awareness for Mattingly Charities and the organizations that it supports.

Don was in New York on December 6th representing Mattingly Charities at the ICAP Charity Day, and we greatly appreciated being included and participating in this great day of giving!

What a great way to end the year, by hosting a holiday party for the awesome Highland Baseball Challenger League kiddos!

In honor of Don’s retired Yankees jersey, #23, we have added a special $23 donation amount for #GivingTuesday. Donate just $23 today and you will be entered into a drawing to win a Don Mattingly autographed #23 jersey! You can make a difference!

After being diagnosed with cancer in 1988, Jay Handy met Don through the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Thirty years later, he was reunited with his childhood hero before Monday night’s game!

Click below to watch Don’s interview on AM 970 The Answer yesterday morning to discuss Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day and to officially announce Joe Piscopo as a special guest at our next event on January 10th in Evansville!

Don Mattingly was honored to participate as a celebrity ambassador to help raise funds for today’s Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day.

I will be representing my charity, Mattingly Charities, at Cantor Fitzgerald's Charity Day, in New York on 9/11/18. We are grateful to be part of this year's Cantor Fitzgerald Charity Day. - Don Mattingly