Disability Dream and Do Event with the Hudson Valley Renegades

This is such a cool event!

Disability Dream and Do (D3) sports events give children and young adults with special needs a chance to meet with professional baseball teams for pro-style practices with professional players at stadiums across the country. D3 participants have an opportunity to hit, throw, catch and run the bases with instruction from the best, regardless of anyone's limitations.

This particular D3 event will be hosted by the Hudson Valley Renegades baseball team, the High-A affiliate of the New York Yankees, at Heritage Financial Park. Space is limited, so sign up early to ensure enrollment. There is no cost to D3Day participants and their families. Lunch is provided for all participants, their family members and caregivers. 

The Disability Dream and Do sports camps were created by Dave Clark, the only pitcher in professional sports history to pitch on crutches, and Doug Cornfield, a former NCAA medal-winning runner at Georgia, who himself had a child born with no arms. These camps allow professional players to interact with children with special needs in various drills and compete in sports with no limitations. In 2016, Dave Stevens, who was born without legs but played college football and minor league baseball, came on board. Dave, Dave and Doug now put on camps all over the country and share their amazing stories while inspiring others to look past a disability and turn it into an ability.

To register, click here.