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Victory Lap 2024
72-hour Game; $100,000 for Charity
The EndlessGame continues until begins at noon, Monday, Sept. 2, at Macken Park, 1002 Clark Ferguson Dr, North Kansas City.
Fees
Fees
More than $1,300 donated in Memory of Steve Phelan
Stephen "Steve" M. Phelan, 70, of Olathe, Kansas, passed away on Monday, May 6, 2024. He was born on June 12, 1953 in Kansas City, Kansas to Augustine and Kathryn (Maskill) Phelan.
Steve grew up in Kansas City, Kansas and was a lifelong resident of the Kansas City Metro area. There were few things he was more ardent about than being a Kansas Citian, and was the first to give his opinions on where to get the best barbeque in town and how he thought the Royals were going to fare this season.
A graduate of Bishop Ward High School in KCK, Steve spent much of his life raising his family in Olathe, KS. He was proud of his professional career that spanned 35 years working as a cable splicer, repair technician, and engineer for AT&T. However, his life’s passion was being a dedicated father to his three sons and a coach/mentor to a myriad of young men in Kansas City. Between the years of 1982 and 2006, he was a constant figurehead as both a coach and leader in Kansas City Metro youth baseball and basketball. From the elementary schoolyard tee ball teams in the 80's all the way through American Legion and semi-pro traveling teams, hundreds upon hundreds of kids in Kansas and Missouri simply knew him as "Coach."
Steve is survived by his sons, Andrew (Colleen) Phelan, Craig (Michelle) Phelan, and Scott (Jentry) Phelan, his six grandchildren (Sam, Jack, Quinn, Jude, Brooke, and Colton), and five brothers and sisters (Kathy, Sue, Pat, John, and Bill).
He was preceded in death by his parents and wife of thirty years, Judith A. Phelan.
The family will receive guests for a visitation from 6:00-8:00pm on Thursday, May 23, 2024, at Penwell-Gabel's Olathe Chapel. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 1:00pm on Friday, May 24, 2024, at Prince of Peace Catholic Church in Olathe. Burial will be in Heaven's Gate Catholic Cemetery in Kansas City.
The Endless Game Foundation harnesses the love of baseball and, through charitable donations, works with other charities to improve the local Kansas City community. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that contributions in Steve’s memory be made to The Endless Game.
Endlessgame Merchandise Now available
Shirts, hats, and shorts are available for sale! Each purchase benefits a charity.
Our Mission
Our Mission
Our Mission
By harnessing our love of baseball, we are committed to improving our community through charitable donations. Playing baseball is a means to provide financial assistance to those in need.
The charities we support include Operation Breakthrough, Children’s Mercy Hospital, Veteran’s Community Project, Gift of Life, C You in the Major Leagues
By harnessing our love of baseball, we are committed to improving our community through charitable donations. Playing baseball is a means to provide financial assistance to those in need.
The charities we support include Operation Breakthrough, Children’s Mercy Hospital, Veteran’s Community Project, Gift of Life, C You in the Major Leagues, and the North Kansas City Parks & Recreation. EndlessGame is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) foundation. Voluntary board members do not receive pay or financial compensation.
Our Team
Our Mission
Our Mission
The voluntary EndlessGame Board includes prominent members of the Kansas City-area with diverse backgrounds and experiences. Board members do not receive pay or financial compensation. The board includes:
Scott Reinardy, Chair
Jerry Weaver, Vice Chair
Rob Humble, Treasurer
Bill Hutton, Legal
Jesse Aguirre, member
Phil Harris, member
Victoria Ressler, member
Our History
Our Mission
EndlessGame Supports Children's Mercy Hospital
EndlessGame is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) foundation established (2022) to raise money for charities while attempting to break the Guinness World Book of Records longest continuous baseball game. The original goal is to play 100 hours and raise $300,000 from Thursday, Aug. 31, to Monday, Sept. 4, 2023.
EndlessGame Supports Children's Mercy Hospital
EndlessGame Supports North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
EndlessGame Supports Children's Mercy Hospital
Children’s Mercy Kansas City believes that every child deserves more. More everyday solutions to keep kids safe and healthy. More life-changing research to fight rare diseases. More working together, with parents, schools and our community. Because when we partner together, we can clear new paths for every child’s potential.
EndlessGame Supports Gift of Life
EndlessGame Supports North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
EndlessGame Supports North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
Gift of Life is a national model for the support, awareness and success of organ, eye and tissue donation through education, mentoring and collaboration with partners and individuals in the transplant community.
EndlessGame Supports North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
EndlessGame Supports North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
EndlessGame Supports North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
The North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board is committed to providing the residents and business community of North Kansas City with the best possible environment for family recreation and leisure time enjoyment.
For All
We are committed to promoting organized recreational and social programs for all ages.
Variety
We are committed to
The North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board is committed to providing the residents and business community of North Kansas City with the best possible environment for family recreation and leisure time enjoyment.
For All
We are committed to promoting organized recreational and social programs for all ages.
Variety
We are committed to providing a wide variety of leisure facilities and services.
Maintain
We are committed to maintaining our park facilities in the best possible condition.
EndlessGame Supports C You in the Major Leagues
EndlessGame Supports the Police Athletic League of Kansas City
EndlessGame Supports the Police Athletic League of Kansas City
CYITML was founded originally as a donor-advised fund in November 2013 by Dayton and Marianne Moore as a way to give back to Kansas City. Since then, CYITML has granted more than $1 million to more than 60 organizations to support children and families in crisis. Our flagship program is C-10 Mentoring & Leadership, which gives high school
CYITML was founded originally as a donor-advised fund in November 2013 by Dayton and Marianne Moore as a way to give back to Kansas City. Since then, CYITML has granted more than $1 million to more than 60 organizations to support children and families in crisis. Our flagship program is C-10 Mentoring & Leadership, which gives high school students, many from underserved areas of Kansas City, an opportunity to become better leaders and prepare for the future.
EndlessGame Supports the Police Athletic League of Kansas City
EndlessGame Supports the Police Athletic League of Kansas City
EndlessGame Supports the Police Athletic League of Kansas City
The Police Athletic League of Kansas City (PAL) offers fun, interactive programs for youth and KCPD officers. PAL is rooted in the belief that all youth deserve the opportunity to expand their horizons and realize their full potential. From mountain biking to playing on the PAL baseball field, we offer a wide-range of activities that
The Police Athletic League of Kansas City (PAL) offers fun, interactive programs for youth and KCPD officers. PAL is rooted in the belief that all youth deserve the opportunity to expand their horizons and realize their full potential. From mountain biking to playing on the PAL baseball field, we offer a wide-range of activities that build the kids’ confidence, motivation and offer a positive role model.
EndlessGame Supports Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care
EndlessGame Supports the Police Athletic League of Kansas City
EndlessGame Supports Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care
Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care thoughtfully designs our programs to give families the peace of mind to walk together with their loved ones through the end of life journey, and through the grief and healing process. We provide expertise, perspective, innovative local leadership, education, and solutions around end-of-life issues facing the greater Kansas City community.
EndlessGame Supports A Turning Point
EndlessGame Supports A Turning Point
EndlessGame Supports Kansas City Hospice & Palliative Care
A Turning Point's mission is to support families by providing basic needs & education equipping them for self-sufficiency. We believe that is best accomplished by helping those in need to help themselves.
Help Us Help Others
The Endlessgame Board presents a check to North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Director Victoria Ressler. Pictured From left: Phil Harris, Steve Depriest, bill hutton, Jerry Weaver, scott reinardy david carranza, Victoria Ressler, Rob Humble, sean harris and Jesse Aguirre.
charities receive donations from Endlessgame foundation
C You in the Major Leagues
C You in the Major Leagues
C You in the Major Leagues
EndlessGame Foundation Board members Jerry Weaver (far left) and Scott Reinardy (far right) present a donation of more than $19,000 to C You in the Major Leagues' Max Utsler and Executive Director Matt Fulks.
Gift of Life
C You in the Major Leagues
C You in the Major Leagues
EndlessGame Foundation Board members Jerry Weaver (far left) and Scott Reinardy present Gift of Life Co-Founder Kim Harbur with a donation of more than $15,000.
Veterans Community Project
C You in the Major Leagues
North Kansas City Animal Control and Shelter
EndlessGame Foundation Vice Chair Jerry Weaver presents a donation to the Veterans Community Project co-founder Vincent Morales (left), and Director of Development for National Expansion Janice Bell.
North Kansas City Animal Control and Shelter
North Kansas City Animal Control and Shelter
North Kansas City Animal Control and Shelter
EndlessGame Foundation presents a donation to North Kansas City Animal Control and Shelter's Chrissy Blundell and her furry friend.
Rockhurst University Baseball Team
North Kansas City Animal Control and Shelter
Rockhurst University Baseball Team
EndlessGame Foundation Vice Chair Jerry Weaver presents a donation to the Rockhurst University baseball team.
Children's Mercy Hospital
North Kansas City Animal Control and Shelter
Rockhurst University Baseball Team
EndlessGame Foundation presents a donation to Children's Mercy Hospital Manager, Community Engagement & Events Molly Biscari.
Kansas City Kansas Community College Baseball Team
Kansas City Kansas Community College Baseball Team
Kansas City Kansas Community College Baseball Team
EndlessGame Foundation Vice Chair Jerry Weaver presents a donation to the Kansas City Kansas Community College baseball team.
Operation Breakthrough
Kansas City Kansas Community College Baseball Team
Kansas City Kansas Community College Baseball Team
EndlessGame Foundation presents a donation to Operation Breakthrough's Media and Community Events Coordinator Helen Krause and her little friend.
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North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
The North Kansas City Parks and Recreation Board is committed to providing the residents and business community of North Kansas City with the best possible environment for family recreation and leisure time enjoyment.
In The Game Accounting Services
North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
North Kansas City Parks & Recreation
Robert Wm. Humble, CPA, located at 2103 Swift St in North Kansas City, is an accounting firm that provides tax preparation, bookkeeping, and financial planning services to individuals and businesses.
The Corkhouse
Supreme Tool Manufacturing, LLC
Supreme Tool Manufacturing, LLC
The Corkhouse has been located at 509 Armstrong Avenue in Kansas City, Kansas since 2011. The Corkhouse hosts private events and the law offices of William W. Hutton.
Supreme Tool Manufacturing, LLC
Supreme Tool Manufacturing, LLC
Supreme Tool Manufacturing, LLC
Since 1996, Supreme Tool Manufacturing LLC has been providing manufacturing - machine shop, jobbing and repair. Owners Jesse and Mary Aguirre, 407 Brighton Ave Kansas City, MO