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How many baseball fields are there in the United States? How many have ever been built since the game’s invention in 1845? I haven’t Googled it, but I would venture to say that the number is in the “hundreds of thousands” range. Whether you’re talking about hastily constructed sandlot diamonds or the mansions of the sport – like the newly-finished Yankee Stadium that came with a billion-dollar-plus price tag — they’re all places to hit the horsehide and round the bases. And it’s been that way since Alexander Cartwright started the game back in the 19th century.
We’ve all seen them, they’re part of the background of America — there is nothing inherently unique about a baseball field. Right?
So what made Ray Kinsella, an ordinary farmer, build that baseball diamond in Field of Dreams? What made him think that his was different from anyone else’s? That little voice inside that said “If you build it, he will come.” He didn’t question if he knew how to build one. He didn’t look at the economic value and return on investment. He just knew, somewhere inside him, that out in his Iowa cornfield there needed to be four bases and a pitcher’s mound. And he built it. And they came – his father, and Shoeless Joe Jackson, and miracle
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In November, 1995, 10-year-old Aubyn Burnside learned the average child in foster care moves three to four times and traditionally carries his/her personal belongings from home to home in black garbage bags. "I thought it was horrible that the children had nothing to carry their things in as they moved so many times. I wanted to make them feel special by giving them something of their own to keep. I tried to put myself in their place and think how I would feel," said Aubyn.
Aubyn founded Suitcases For Kids in an effort to provide all 300 Catawba County foster children with suitcases. She asked 4-Hers and Boy and Girl Scouts to help her. A member of St. Aloysius Catholic Church, she asked her own congregation as well as other churches to publish notices in their bulletins. She spoke to numerous Sunday School classes and put up posters at libraries, grocery stores and community buildings.
The initial delivery of suitcases was 175 to Catawba County Department of Social Services in March, 1996. The project became a partnership with the agency's Families For Kids program which is an initiative of the W. K. Kellogg Foundation to improve care for foster children. Within a month, suitcase deliveries had been made to social service departments in eight surrounding counti