Barrington NJ residents and sports fans Eric and Essie Blassick visited the Museum on August 25th. See their comments in the Review section.

Student athletes and sports enthusiasts from Gateway Community Action Partnership’s “Follow My Lead” summer program toured the Museum on August 22nd. Of particular interest were the Richie Kates Sr. and Mike Trout memorabilia displays.  

All Sports Museum goes international! Alex Wazeter, (r) from Costa Rica, recently visited the Museum with her friend, Mary Bailey, from Tabernacle, NJ and Museum Chairperson, Dom Valella.

All Sports Museum goes international!

Alex Wazeter, (r) from Costa Rica, recently visited the Museum with her friend, Mary Bailey, from Tabernacle, NJ and Museum Chairperson, Dom Valella.

On August 1st, the Museum hosted a field trip from Creative Achievement Academy in Vineland N.J. We had a surprise visit from a friend of the Hall- Charlie Kates, brother of inductee Richie Kates, also a counselor at Creative Achievement. The kids learned a lot, thanks to a special scavenger hunt created by the staff and the board members. We look forward to their next visit.
Recently, residents and staff from Kelsch Associates Inc, Westville, NJ toured the Museum.  The company has served individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities for over four decades.
Sports In Modern SocietyOn June 1, students in the “Sports In Modern Society” class, taught by Michael Valella, Bridgeton High School Instructor & Varsity Baseball Coach, visited the All Sports Museum to tour the many exhibits which chronicle the history of sports in southern New Jersey.
A group from Bancroft, in Cherry Hill, NJ, recently toured the All Sports Museum.  Bancroft is a leading regional provider of services to individuals with autism, intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Clients from the Salem County Resources for Independent Living, Inc., Pennsville, NJ  recently visited the Museum. This non-profit provides individuals with disabilities the means for self-choice, self-direction and self-reliance.

Staff and residents from Community Options, Inc., Woodbury, NJ, visited the Museum on April 10. The non-profit provides residential and employment opportunities to disabled individuals of all ages.