Frequently Asked Questions

A program dedicated to directly assisting families in need by helping to cover registration fees associated with their local Little League program. T-Mobile and Little League share the belief that every child should have the chance to experience Little League, regardless of their financial or personal situation.

Our partners at T-Mobile donated $2 million dollars to the Call Up Grant Program during the 2020 MLB Postseason by way of their Beyond the Bases content series, text-to-donate campaign, and home runs hit by some of MLB’s biggest stars.

Families interested in applying should visit LittleLeague.org/CallUpGrant. The program offers a simple-to-use application. Prior to applying, families should find their local league by visiting PlayLittleLeague.org and reach out to their league for more information about registration dates and fees, which will be needed when filling out the application.

Families who have already paid and registered their child are still encouraged to apply for this grant. If you are approved, please request a refund from your local league.

No. Only families signing-up to play in a chartered Little League Baseball and Softball program are eligible. To find a local league near you visit PlayLittleLeague.org.

The first time an application is approved for a family in your league, your league will receive an email from support@everykidsports.org with instructions on how to register with their payment processing platform. Leagues can request to receive payment either via a check or ACH. ACH is the preferred payment method as it is the most efficient and cost-effective means for receiving payment. Once the registration is complete, leagues will be able to see every payment that was issued, and which children were supported. You can also visit Every Kid Sport Landing Page to learn more about registering with their payment processing platform.

All league contacts (Presidents, Player Agents, and Treasurers) will be notified via email using the information provided on the Little League Data Center and it is important that local leagues make sure their league officer information is up to date.