Miracle Field of Horsham Getting $1M Grant For Construction

HORSHAM TOWNSHIP, PA —The Miracle Field of Horsham is getting a $1 million grant to build an all-abilities baseball field in the township, officials announced.

State Sen. Maria Collett (D-12) and state Rep. Melissa Cerrato announced the funding Thursday for three Horsham Township projects, including the Miracle Field.

The funding is through the state’s Commonwealth Financing Authority.

The grants in Horsham Township are:

• Horsham Miracle Field – $1,000,000 to construct an all-abilities baseball field.
• Horsham Soccer Association – $149,600 for two turf soccer fields at Kohler Park.
• Horsham Water & Sewer Authority – $970,918 to replace the Oak Hill water main and $493,636 to repair the sanitary sewer system.

“I’m especially grateful for the Miracle Field of Horsham PA $1 million award. The Miracle Field will ensure that children of all abilities can enjoy the fun and camaraderie of Little League while creating a sense of belonging and comfort,” said Cerrato, who represents the 151st Legislative District. “This is such a worthwhile endeavor that will have a profound impact on children’s lives. It’s truly wonderful to see state dollars spent on this inclusive effort.”

The organization is building a fully accessible baseball field for people with physical and cognitive challenges at Deep Meadow Park.

Cerrato and Collett said the grants will go toward improving Montgomery County’s infrastructure, including pedestrian safety, recreation, and sewer sanitation.