St. Anthony's 45th Annual Penny Pitch
Save the Date | May 12, 2023
2022 Penny Pitch Recap
What a fantastic day! We are so grateful for your support.
You helped raise more than $100,000 to make a difference in the lives of our neighbors experiencing homelessness and poverty! Your generosity makes it possible to provide essential services and pathways to stability for San Franciscans in need, helping to create a community in which all persons flourish.
Congratulations to our returning champions, the Pitchin Sisters, winning two years in a row, and taking home the coveted Ed Moose memorial trophy adorned with a giant martini glass and penny olives!
Coming in a close second place, was Richey's Busher League, this year's team from Original Joes, that honored their late co-worker Adam Richey. This team took first place in the "last chance pitch-in" and earned their way back into the penny pitch semi-finals where they played tough until the last penny was tossed.
Lastly, congrats to Non-cents from PlayStudios for winning the Best Team Spirit, the Queen Bees, for Best Team Costume, and the Pitchin Sisters for Best Team Name.
PENNY PITCH’S RICH HISTORY
Started in 1977 by legendary restaurateur Ed Moose as a friendly wager between two watering holes, Penny Pitch has become a cherished San Francisco tradition supporting St. Anthony’s mission to feed, heal, shelter, clothe, and lift the spirits of people experiencing homelessness and poverty in San Francisco.
Like bocce ball with coins, Penny Pitch is a friendly contest that brings together local business owners, corporate partners, government officials, Franciscan Friars, athletes, and San Francisco personalities of all kinds. Much like the NCAA’s March Madness, Penny Pitch features teams of six competing in a single elimination bracket-style tournament. Back by popular demand, “Last Chance Pitch-In,” where a losing team can earn a spot back in before the finals. The Penny Pitch Champion will earn themselves the coveted Ed Moose Trophy and bragging rights for the year!
Legendary “Pitchers” from the past include Metallica, SF Giants Tim Lincecum and Andres Torres, SF 49ers Guy McIntyre, Keena Turner and more.
PITCHING PENNIES FOR GOOD
We invite you to partner with us as a sponsor and enjoy the benefits that come with it! Join those who have already decided to be a part of this long-standing San Francisco tradition to support San Franciscans in need and make our city a better place for everyone.
2022 PENNY PITCH COMMITTEE
Meagan Levitan and Dale Carlson, Co-Chairs
John Duggan
Dan Dunnigan
Joanne Hayes White
Tim Szarnicki
Paul Barbagaleta
Kathleen McDonough
Jim Mercurio
Gina Nibbi
Rita O'Hara
Jim Sangiacomo
Staci Slaughter
Greg Suhr
Tom Hsieh
Elena Hobden
Joey Toboni
Photos from 2021 Penny Pitch
Click the above photos to see pictures from last year. To view all photos, click here.
Thank you to our Penny Pitch sponsors!
2022 Sponsors
Angelo & Yvonne
Sangiacomo Family
SF Police Officers Association
Meagan Levitan
Corcoran Global Living
Maureen Sullivan
Ann Miller
Maija Muncy
Joey and Gillian Toboni
About St. Anthony's
Founded in 1950, St. Anthony's is the most comprehensive safety net service center in San Francisco. Every day, we provide food, clothing, healthcare, access to technology, job training, and other critical resources to San Franciscans in need. Everyone who comes through our doors joins the St. Anthony's family and helps us create a future where all people flourish. Learn more at stanthonysf.org.
