Cleveland Indians Wives Association
Mystery Ball

The Cleveland Indians Wives Association hosted its fourth annual Mystery Ball Fundraiser, presented by Dick's Sporting Goods, at Progressive Field on Friday, June 27, before the Tribe's game against the Reds.

Ticketed Fans purchased Mystery Ball bags, each of which contained a baseball autographed by one of today's biggest Major League stars.

Molly Peralta getting a donation

Providence House, a non-profit organization that provides a temporary, safe, home-like setting and refuge for children in crisis, is Ohio's first and only 26-bed residential Crisis Nursery offering a round-the-clock residential crisis intervention program that provides an immediate placement solution for babies and children from newborn through age 5 in at-risk situations where they are in imminent danger of abuse or neglect

Cleveland Indians wives Jen Shoppach and Alyssa Soloff



Cleveland Indians wives Patty Seghi and Kym Byrd



Cleveland Indians wives film a PSA

Cleveland Indians Wives Alison Pucci, Tatum Borowski,
Kate Wedge, Molly Peralta and Abbie Blake



Cleveland Indians Wives Christine Williams, Jennifer Skinner, Rachel Willis and Carmen Rivera



Tatum Borowski and Kate Wedge



Natalie Leek-Nelson,
President and CEO of Providence House



Cleveland Indians Wives Mystery Ball prize



Danielle Cherry,
Cleveland Indians Communications Coordinator



Jayne Churchmack - Executive Director,
Cleveland Indians Community Outreach



Volunteering for the Cleveland Indians Wives Association

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