Our Mission
Friends of Huffman Ballpark is organized exclusively for charitable and community purposes to support, maintain, and enhance the Huffman Ballpark through fundraising, volunteer efforts, and community engagement.
The Friends of Huffman Ballpark is a newly established nonprofit entity committed to sustaining and enhancing one of Birmingham’s most beloved community assets. This initiative was created to fill a critical gap—ensuring that Huffman Ballpark remains a safe, vibrant, and well-maintained space for generations to come, while supporting expanded engagement with residents, businesses, and local leaders.
Partners in Play: Working Together for the Ballpark
The Friends of Huffman Ballpark and the Huffman Recreation Board work hand-in-hand to support and elevate the park. While the Recreation Board manages daily operations, Friends of Huffman leads fundraising and outreach—forming a powerful partnership committed to the park’s long-term success.
Meet Our Board of Directors
Paul Bradley Jennings
Robin DeMonia
Cara Walls
Jewel Taylor
Myles Taylor
Meet Our Board
Our team brings a diverse range of skills and experiences to drive our mission forward.
Our Impact
Friends of Huffman Ballpark focuses on the funding and community engagement needed to ensure the long-term success of the park. Through our efforts, we have positively impacted the community by providing opportunities for young athletes to thrive and grow.
Community Outreach
Connecting with local families, volunteers, and civic groups to
grow awareness of park programming and recruit active engagement.
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Community Outreach
Sponsor Engagement
Building partnerships
with businesses and stakeholders who are eager to give back, sponsor youth sports, or leave a legacy in the community.
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Sponsor Engagement
Awareness
Promoting the park’s programs, seasons, and initiatives through strategic communication and targeted marketing efforts.
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Fundraising & Facility Upgrades
Fundraising & Upgrades
Supporting major
non-operational improvements, such as facility repairs, lighting upgrades, and revitalization of aging infrastructure.
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