#ALLWIN ST. LOUIS

When we’re all in, we #ALLWIN!

Throughout the 2024 season, these St. Louis Cardinals players donated to charity for every team win during the MLB’s regular season.

Kyle Gibson donated to Crisis Aid International, a St. Louis-based nonprofit working to provide life-saving hope and resources to the most vulnerable people throughout the world. Gibson also donated to both Grace’s Place (a licensed emergency shelter for children and youth) and Loving Hearts (an outreach program serving individuals and families who have been affected by poverty, disaster or abuse), for every strikeout he records during the regular season.

Paul Goldschmidt donated to The Little Bit Foundation, a local nonprofit that aims to empower students to achieve their academic goals and dreams for the future by breaking down barriers to learning for students living in poverty.

Ryan Helsley donated to Habitat for Humanity St. Louis, which provides local families living in substandard rental housing with the opportunity to help build and then purchase a home they can afford to maintain.

Steven Matz donated to The Backstoppers, a local nonprofit that provides ongoing financial assistance and support to the spouses and dependent children of first responders who have lost their lives in the line of duty.

Miles Mikolas donated to the Crisis Aid U.S. Safe Program, which provides a women’s shelter in St. Louis that offers a safe haven for American female survivors of sex trafficking. Mikolas also donated to the shelter for every strikeout he records during the regular season.

Additionally, Nolan Arenado donated to Ronald McDonald House St. Louis for every RBI he hits. The Ronald McDonald House provides a home-away-from-home for families of seriously ill children in the St. Louis area.

Tommy Edman, who was traded to the Los Angeles Dodgers on July 28, continued his donation to the St. Louis Public Schools Foundation as part of our #ALLWIN Los Angles campaign. The foundation works to engage and focus local, regional and national support to promote educational success for St. Louis Public School District students. Edman comes from a family of teachers and knows just how much work goes into educating and caring for students.