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30 ballparks in 30 days - brothers on mission to visit all U.S. baseball stadiums

By FOX 10 Web Staff
Published  June 3, 2018 6:43pm MST
FOX 10 Phoenix

PHOENIX (KSAZ) - Two brothers are on a 30-day mission to visit every major league baseball stadium in the country.

Today, they're on stop number 25, at Chase Field.

Steve Ahart, one of the brothers, said they wanted to spread awareness about electric vehicles and decided to start a fundraiser for local organizations.

"Most people don't think of an electric vehicle as being a whole car," Ahart said. "They think of something that can go something like 40 miles and it kind of turned into an electric vehicle awareness tour. A lot of people know about that, and while we were at it we decided to raise money for the Boys and Girls Club in each of the major ballpark cities."

So far, these brothers have raised more than eight thousand dollars for the Boys and Girls Club.

Visit their website for more information.