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Individual players who play on Little League teams are also permitted to participate in non-Little League Baseball and Softball programs. However, players who do participate in any non-Little League activity, […]

Little League® International respects the rights of any individual to practice any religion they choose, or to choose not to practice a religion. Membership as a player, volunteer, or employee […]

This policy is in regard to the use of any form of crowdfunding service or website-based platform for the financial benefit or gain of any level of Little League® (i.e., […]

Local leagues and Districts are permitted to host websites that assist with communicating information about their activities in the local community. The local league name, affiliation with Little League®, registration, […]

The Little League® Pledge is a historical document, written in the mid-1950s, by an official of Little League. It is not, and has never been, required to be recited by […]

This information is being provided to local Little Leagues and Districts as a guide to whether and when to report child abuse and neglect. Because child abuse reporting laws vary […]

This policy is in regard to the use of images of Little League® Baseball or Softball players (from any division) on Internet websites. It is important to know, however, that […]

This policy is in regard to the creation and development of social networking sites. Such popular sites include, but not limited to: Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. These pages, maintained by […]

The Little League® organization is a Federal Incorporation granted under a Bill signed into law by President Lyndon B. Johnson on July 17, 1964, and amended December 24, 1974, to […]