I have a huge heart for people suffering in slavery all over the world, and am so blessed to be a part of the fight to end human trafficking. Along with fellow baseball players all over the majors, I work with the Not For Sale Campaign to end slavery once and for all.
This Saturday June 7, the San Francisco Giants are holding a Not For Sale Night at AT&T Park. It’s the fifth year in a row that they’ve done this! Thank you, Giants! Me and my buddies Matt Cain and Brandon Belt will donate our salaries to the Not For Sale Campaign as we host the New York Mets. Come and watch us play, or if you’re in the Bay Area, check out the Not For Sale Campaign’s website and explore the creative and entrepreneurial methods they use to end slavery in our lifetime. See what you can do! Working to end slavery is hugely rewarding and connects you with some awesome people.
photo credit: Not For Sale
Here’s a link to a short video that will help you understand why my wife Larisa and I are so dedicated to this work. I hope you’ve seen the new baseball movie “Million Dollar Arm” too!
Affeldts Treat Group to a Private Screening of Million Dollar Arm
See you Thursday.
Jeremy Affeldt 
Excited to be at the game Saturday night AND to support the NFS efforts! Keep up the awesome work and let’s keep getting the word out!
For anyone interested in this important issue, there is a new contemporary opera debuting June 20-22 at San Francisco’s Marine’s Memorial Theatre. “Anya 17” takes an unflinching look at the harsh realities of modern slavery and human trafficking through the gripping story of Anya – a young woman who is coerced into slavery with the promise of a better life in the West. The production is being produced by Opera Parallele. For more information about the opera, visit https://operaparallele.org/.