The dream doesn't
need a passport.
We've taken gear to Cuba, run clinics in Panama and represented Latin American players at the top of the game. Now we're building the protection those kids never had.
What kids abroad face
- Handshake deals with boys as young as 11, years before they can legally sign at 16.
- High-interest loans to families against a bonus the child hasn't received.
- Of $1.04 billion in bonuses paid to Dominican prospects from 2012 to 2026, reporting estimates up to half went to trainers and lenders.
What we bring
- Records the family keeps: every promise, meeting and number logged and time-stamped, so nobody can deny it later.
- Grants, never loans: gear, travel and fees paid to the program, so no family borrows against a child.
- Every dollar in public: donors and families see exactly where help went.
- Spanish and English, for families and coaches.
Where we've been
Bridges
Equipment drives, free trips, a documentary shot in Havana, uniforms donated. “We build too many walls and not enough bridges.”
LTD Panama
Clinics at MVP Sport City and the Rod Carew stadium, working alongside big-league alumni.
Representing players
Kevan represented Latin American and U.S. players as an MLB agent. He saw the system from the inside, the good and the bad.
Next: Dominican Republic.
Our first international grant market, with local partner programs and a Bridges gear shipment. Support for Cuba and Venezuela only after a sanctions review, so help arrives legally.
Sources: Baseball America, 2026 Opening Day; ProPublica, Sept 15, 2026.