Celebrating Father’s Day

Enjoy a summer game and help us mentor inner city youth.

Saturday, July 6, 2024 · 4:30 pm
Huntington Park, Columbus, Ohio

Dinner, fellowship, and the Clippers vs. Mud Hens

Hosted by Our Father’s Project. Sponsorships and ticket sales benefit teenagers who are looking for direction in their lives from a fatherly figure.

About the Event

Join us for a catered picnic dinner (see menu below) and a battle between the Columbus Clippers and the Toledo Mud Hens.

Many of us can remember the gifts that we gave our fathers each summer for Father’s Day. One year, it was probably an ugly tie. Another year, the gift was likely a cheesy mug that read, “World’s Best Dad.”

A guidepost early in our ministry to inner city teens was the question, “What kinds of things did our dads do with us when we were growing up?” We wanted to provide those types of experiences for the teens that we had the privilege of mentoring, and that desire continues to this day.

This event is a homage to that cheap mug and to those priceless memories, which Our Father’s Project now passes on to a group of teenagers who need our help and guidance.

Join Us OR Help Sponsor the Event

Saturday, July 6, 2024

Presentation at 4:30 pm
Game at 5:05 pm
Dinner to follow

Grand Slam

  • Limited edition aluminum bat mug
  • Our Father's Project mini bat
  • 4 tickets to the game

$1,000+

Home Run

  • Our Father's Project coffee mug
  • Our Father's Project mini bat
  • 2 tickets to the game

$500

Triple

  • Our Father's Project coffee mug
  • 2 tickets to the game

$250

Double

  • 2 tickets to the event upon request

$100

Single

  • Sponsor 1 teen for the game

$50

Seating Chart

picnic seating in left field at Huntington Park

About Our Father’s Project

Our Father’s Project, a 501(c)(3) non-profit, has been serving inner city youth in Columbus for over 15 years. We are a relational ministry that provides mentoring and discipleship for teens in urban Columbus, Ohio, many of whom are growing up in homes with no father, generational poverty, and family members struggling with substance abuse.

As a Christian ministry, our entire mission points on high to our Heavenly Father. While it may sound quaint to call him the “World’s Best Dad,” we can’t help but wonder if our humble attempts at service end up bringing him the same sort of delight that the cliché mug does for any other loving father.