Experience Major League Dad
Building Phenomenal Fathers
Ways We Help
Meaningful Relationships, Gainful Experiences, Long-Lasting Transformation
Building Phenomenal Fathers
We collect items such as:
Toothpaste, Toothbrushes
Deodorant
Soaps (Bar or Liquid)
Lotions
Hair grease, Brushes, Combs
Bath Towels (washcloths and towels)
Diapers (All sizes up to 4)
*Please contact Gary at gfreeman@majorleaguedad.org if you can donate these items to help support fathers.
These items help build the confidence of a father by providing basic needs to help with other aspects of life that Major League Dad works with the father in.
Fatherhood Support
The landscape of fatherhood is in need of continued support in multiple ways. For fathers who want to be involved but are in tough situations, sometimes, support isn't readily available. Whether housing assistance, employment assistance, or childcare needs, Major League Dad looks to provide emotional, physical, and material support in order to help fathers gain confidence in providing for their children and families long-term.
About
God has allowed me to work and serve fathers, youth, and families for over 20 years. My aim is to work with fathers in a way that brings awareness to their own fatherhood story, and how we can build towards being phenomenal fathers to their children. Becoming a husband and father has shown me in many ways my own faults. I thank God for a patient wife and amazing daughters who have been a huge part of my own healing. I believe it's important to understand our own fatherhood stories and how that affects how we father. I want to see phenomenal fathers leading in the family, in our communities, and our world.
Major League Dad Sponsors
We are grateful for amazing businesses and organizations that support MLD with time and resources
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National Christian Foundation
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Partner with Major League Dad
-Gary J. Freeman
"Fathers aren’t just a good addition to a family unit, fathers are part of the design of the family unit. Whenever a part of a unit is missing the unit suffers and ultimately has to make up the difference. If we want to see revival in our homes, in our communities, in our land...let’s promote the healthy father".