2025 DeVonta Smith Charity Softball Game: A Home Run for the Community

The stars were out, the bats were swinging, and the energy was sky-high at the 2025 DeVonta Smith Charity Softball Game—and DTLR was proud to be in the building, supporting the cause and adding to the fun with some unforgettable moments.

Held at Coca-Cola Park in Allentown, PA, the annual charity event hosted by Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeVonta Smith brought together NFL stars, fans, and families for a day full of good vibes, big hits, and giving back. The game wasn’t just about softballs—it was about community impact, and DTLR made sure to be part of the action in a big way.

This year, DTLR outfitted the official “ball kids”—the energetic crew retrieving bats and shagging balls on the field—with custom-designed jerseys, giving them a fresh, standout look that matched the electric atmosphere of the game. From the dugouts to the diamond, the kids were front and center, styled and smiling.

As the game heated up, DTLR showed even more love by surprising several softball participants with DTLR gift cards—with none other than NFL Hall of Famer and legendary wide receiver Terrell Owens personally handing them out. TO’s presence added a Hall of Fame-level energy to the day, and seeing him engage with fans and players alike made the moment even more special.

The action didn’t stop there. In one of the most exciting parts of the event, Philadelphia Eagles rookie cornerback Cooper DeJean showed off his power by taking home the crown in the Home Run Derby, launching bombs over the fence and earning the respect of everyone in attendance.

With a packed stadium full of fans, the event raised awareness and funds for causes close to DeVonta Smith’s heart, while delivering a perfect mix of entertainment and purpose. From celebrity cameos to surprise giveaways, it was a day to remember—and DTLR was proud to help bring it all to life.

Big shoutout to DeVonta Smith for continuing to lead with impact. We’re already looking forward to next year’s game.