MADISON —The “Trash Panda For a Day” program is launching this season in partnership with the Los Angeles Angels on an exciting initiative to support youth in the community.
Each month, one elementary or middle school student will have the opportunity to spend a day with the Rocket City Trash Pandas, experiencing the thrill of being part of something greater.
“We are excited to partner with the Angels for this incredible initiative that truly reflects the values of our organization — creating lasting memories for everyone in our community,” said Trash Pandas Executive Vice President Lindsey Knupp. “We encourage everyone to nominate deserving individuals who you believe should be a Trash Panda for a Day.”
In the program, participants will be introduced to the team by Manager Andy Schatzley, receive an Angels apparel bag, hang out and shag balls during batting practice, and take batting practice on the field at the end. They will also sit in on a Ball Talk session, share a meal with the team, get autographs, and attend the game, creating unforgettable memories and fostering a sense of belonging.
Click here to make nominations
The Trash Pandas open their fifth season at Toyota Field on April 4 against the Chattanooga Lookouts. Single-game tickets start at $8 for general admission and $16 for field-level seats. They can be purchased online at tptitwitter.com. Fans can also purchase tickets in person during regular business hours at the Wicks Family Foundation Box Office or by calling 256-325-1403, option 1.
The team’s 20-Game Mini Plans are also available at tptitwitter.com.
For group outings, visit trashpandasgroups.com or call the group sales department at 256-325-1403 option 2.
For the latest on events taking place at Toyota Field, visit trashpandasbaseball.com/events.
