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IronPigs Continue Annual Field Renovation Tradition in North Bethlehem

Posted On October 16, 2025 By lvwithlove In Blog, Community News /  

The Lehigh Valley IronPigs once again rolled up their sleeves to give back to the community, renovating the North Bethlehem Little League field at Heimple Park. The project continues the team’s annual tradition of supporting youth baseball by improving local facilities across the Lehigh Valley.

According to Aaron Weisberg, the IronPigs’ Manager of Community Relations, the initiative has been a yearly effort since 2008. “Each year we choose a Little League field that needs significant renovations and see how our resources can help,” Weisberg said. “We want to make sure these fields can continue to thrive long after we’re gone.”

This year’s effort brought all 41 IronPigs employees together for a full day of volunteer work. Previous projects have included renovations at Northwest Little League in 2024 and East Side Memorial Little League in 2023. The consistent commitment highlights the team’s dedication to youth sports and to maintaining safe, welcoming spaces for young athletes throughout the region.


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