Dedicated to Youth Athletics

2026 Spring Baseball/Softball

Saturday, May 2^nd, is our Annual Booster Day, from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. 

This is a long-standing tradition, where the FSA kids (Teams) go door to door in the surrounding neighborhood, soliciting donations, T-Ball optional. Every Team is required to participate. If teams don’t have a game that day, please have them still wear their uniform shirts and hats (Neighbors love to see the teams)! The team from each league who raises the most money, will be awarded with a pizza party!

Coaches, please come in the building to pick up you Route, Booster Stickers, and Cups. Each team will be given a “route” with specific streets in the neighborhood. You will give each child a cup and some booster stickers, then go door to door on your assigned streets, knock on doors and ask if they would like to make a donation to Fairmount Sports Association and then give them a booster sticker to show that they’ve donated.

We had many people reach out to us again last year, because they waited to give their annual donation and receive their yearly booster sticker, but no one came down their street. This is why, it is important that you complete your route, the neighbors look forward to seeing our teams every year!

If for any reason your team cannot participate, your team will be required to collect a minimum of $250. This is a mandatory fundraiser, which keeps cost low for the league. If your team does not complete a “route” or give in their minimum donation of $250, your team will not be permitted to sign up for any of the practice facilities until your team complies.

We look forward to seeing you all this upcoming Saturday, for this fun activity with your teams!

Fairmount Sports Association is an all-volunteer organization so your help and participation is necessary to help make each season a success at an affordable price for families.

FSA plays its games on the four baseball diamonds located on the Ben Franklin Parkway. There is a field house located at 23rd and Pennsylvania Avenue, just steps from the Philadelphia Museum of Art with a beautiful backdrop of Center City skyscrapers.