Mammoth Solar has announced a $10,000 contribution to the West Central Youth League’s field light project, underscoring the company’s continued commitment to supporting youth programs and community initiatives throughout Pulaski County and the surrounding region.
The donation will support the League’s new baseball field lighting system which will help improve safety, accessibility, and the overall experience for young athletes and families who rely on the facility for games and community events. The contribution marks another example of Mammoth Solar’s continued investment in local projects and long-term community partnerships.
“We are grateful for the opportunity to support a project that directly benefits the community,” said Chris Kline, Development Manager with Doral Renewables. “Youth programs like the West Central Youth League help build strong communities and we are proud to play a role in enhancing the facilities these young athletes depend on.”
Representatives from the West Central Youth League expressed appreciation for the support and highlighted the value of the project to the community.
“Adding field lights has been a longtime goal, and this contribution from Mammoth Solar brings us significantly closer to making it a reality,” said Brad Elston, Baseball Manager of West Central Youth League. “This project will make a meaningful difference for our players and their supporters, and we are thankful for Mammoth Solar’s commitment.”
The company continues to prioritize community engagement through investments in public spaces, youth programming, and local organizations across Pulaski County.
The West Central Youth League lighting improvements will ensure that games and practices can continue safely and effectively, creating more opportunities for participation and enhancing the overall experience for players and their families.
