Jackie Robinson

On April 15, 1947, when he stepped on Ebbet’s Field in Brooklyn to compete for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Jackie Robinson, broke the color barrier in baseball – a sport that had been segregated for more than 50 years.

By breaking the color barrier in the sport known as “America’s National Pastime”, Jackie Robinson, and his #42 jersey, became forever etched in American’s civil rights history as an inspirational icon of perseverance, hope and reconciliation.

Jackie Robinson is not only an athlete of incredible talent, but a person of incredible character. His legacy was defined by barriers broken and bridges built, and his impact lives on forever.

Jackie’s legacy is carried on by the Jackie Robinson Foundation whose mission is to address the achievement gap in higher education by awarding scholarship grants and comprehensive support services to highly motivated students of color with strong capabilities but limited resources.

https://jackierobinson.org/

SUPPORTING A LEGACY OF IMPACT AND EXCELLENCE

Jackie Robinson's legacy continues to be celebrated today. Whether it be MLB’s recognition of Jackie Robinson Day on April 15th, the Jackie Robinson Museum in NYC, or strategic licensing and marketing collaborations the goal of the estate is to contemporize the brand so the next generation can continue to advance his values of courage and equality.

Jackie Robinson X UCLA Health Commercial

Jackie Robinson X Fanatics

Celebrate the legacy of a baseball legend with the exclusive Jackie Robinson collection now available on www.mlbshop.com

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Jackie Robinson X New Era

Jackie Robinson X Nike

Every Jackie Robinson Day cornerstone partner Nike releases a Jackie Robinson shoe.

Jackie Robinson X Sony

For the 75th anniversary of Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier, SONY, the Jackie Robinson Estate, and the Jackie Robinson Foundation partnered to create a deluxe edition of MLB The Show where a portion of all sales went to benefit the Foundations mission