Step Up To The Plate

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About this fundraiser

In 2018, a group of committed baseball parents, coaches and supporters came together around an ambitious vision: to create a baseball complex that will foster community growth while allowing players of all ages to develop their skills in a safe, functional and fan-friendly environment.

Kettle Moraine High School, the Kettle Moraine Jr. Laser Baseball Club and additional community teams currently utilize the four fields at Wales Community Park. The goal of the Step Up to the Plate project is to transform these existing fields into a baseball complex that will successfully service all groups. Key players in this initiative are: the Step Up to the Plate Committee comprised of volunteers representing all ages of the Kettle Moraine Baseball Program, the Kettle Moraine School District, and the Village of Wales employees who work closely with Wales Community Park.

There are many current challenges presented by the fields at Wales Community Park. Kettle Moraine High School's move to Spring baseball in 2019 makes it imperative that enhancements are made to the existing complex.

Current project plans call for construction to be completed in two phases.

Phase I is scheduled for Spring 2018. It will include improvements to the Varsity field's fencing, dugouts, bullpens, batting cage and sound system. The Kettle Moraine School District's commitment is to upgrade infield dirt on the JV and Varsity fields, improve the warning track on the Varsity field, and assist with rebuilding bullpens on the Varsity field.

Phase II is scheduled for Fall 2018. It includes installing artificial turf infield on the Varsity field, improving drainage on the Varsity and JV fields, improving spectator seating, installing electronic locks and cameras, and making functional improvements to ball field areas. The Kettle Moraine School District's commitment is to provide improved drainage, install concrete for bleachers and other areas needed, connect to the school district's fiber network for key cards and surveillance cameras, and provide engineering and professional services.

In addition to the Kettle Moraine School District's commitment, community donations are needed to help make this project a reality.

Please consider donating online or mailing a check payable to KM Booster Club to:

KM Step Up to the Plate Campaign
349 N. Oak Crest Dr. Wales, WI 53183

Thank you for your support!

Who is managing the campaign?

Step Up To The Plate Committee

Campaign updates

Rewards (4)View all

    $100

    Baseball Fan

    • Donors listed in the 2018-19 KM seasonal athletic program.

    $500

    Blue Sponsor

    • Donors listed in the 2018-19 KM seasonal athletic program.
    • Donors listed on the monument to be built at the complex.

    $1,000

    Gold Sponsor

    • Donors listed in the 2018-19 KM seasonal athletic program.
    • Donors listed on the monument to be built at the complex.

    $2,500

    Diamond Sponsor

    • Donors listed in the 2018-19 KM seasonal athletic program.
    • Donors listed on the monument to be built at the complex.
    • Donors listed on scrolling electronic board in the KMHS West Gym for 2018-19 school year.

Supporters View all

  • $500

    Sasada Family

    Jan 4, 2019

  • $20

    Balicki Family

    Aug 8, 2018

  • $500

    Waukesha County Fair Association

    Jul 20, 2018

  • $50

    Ralph and Cheri Herro Family

    May 22, 2018

  • $1,000

    The Bealhens

    May 10, 2018

  • $108

    Kristen H

    May 9, 2018

  • $100

    The VanMersbergen Family

    May 9, 2018

  • $500

    Delafield Area Chamber of Commerce

    Apr 12, 2018

  • $500

    Joe and Kathy Denk

    Apr 8, 2018

  • $1,500

    The Abatto Family

    Apr 7, 2018

  • $500

    Charlie Kuhtz

    Mar 28, 2018

  • $250

    All American Publishing

    Mar 27, 2018

  • $750

    Findorff

    Mar 27, 2018

  • $3,000

    Lake Country Landscaping

    Mar 27, 2018

  • $500

    The Mueller Family

    Mar 27, 2018

  • $100

    Dan and Melanie Schultz

    Mar 26, 2018