As a way to give back to Pittsburgh and the communities we play our PSL games in we hold several Service Projects each year. These projects are so important because they give our players and volunteers an opportunity to support Pittsburgh's neighborhoods and get to know the city and our residents better. Since beginning our Service Projects we have volunteered in Mount Washington (Dilworth), Highland Park (Entry Garden), South Side (South Side Park), Arlington (Urban Farm), Hill District (August Wilson Park), North Side (Riverview Park) and the West End (Sheraden Park). Each project is led by the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy who thoughtfully connects us as users of City Parks to a greater opportunity to make our parks better.

If you have any ideas for a future project, please email Jaime!

NEXT PROJECT:

For our 3rd Service Project of the year we will be partnering with our friends at the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy to help give some loving attention Spring Hill Playground. Spring Hill is home to weeknight PSL softball.

Where: Spring Hill Playground
When: Sunday October 10th, 9:00 am - 11:00 am
Meet at the stairs to the park located on Romanhoff Street. PSL staff will be wearing a PSL shirt and will be there to greet you.
Details: We will be partnering with and led the Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy for this project. We will provide garbage bags, recycling bags, tools, gloves, hand sanitizer, encouragement and direction. Project details include tree mulching, litter pick-up, wedding, and greenway trail beautification.
What to Bring: We recommend wearing long pants and sturdy closed toed shoes and to bring water. You are welcome to bring gloves if you have your own. All volunteers should adhere to our PSL Covid-19 Guidelines.

Learn more and register!