The Orlando Dreamers are restocking the Maitland Little League's concession stand after it was broken into three times over the weekend, resulting in significant inventory loss. Despite the theft, the league managed to reopen in time for games and will receive support from the Dreamers as a sponsor for the 2026 season.
The Orlando Dreamers are stepping up to support Maitland Little League after the leagueâs concession stand was broken into three times over the weekend.
League officials said the first break-in happened overnight Friday, with volunteers finding damage and missing inventory Saturday morning. The second occurred late Saturday, and the third on Sunday night.
Despite these setbacks, the league reopened in time for scheduled games. However, officials said the theft of food, drinks, and other supplies significantly impacted operations. Concession sales are a crucial funding source for the nonprofit, supporting equipment, field maintenance, and keeping the league affordable for players.
To help, the Orlando Dreamers are fully restocking the concession stand to keep the season on track. The organization is also partnering with the league as a sponsor for the 2026 season.
âThis is what our initiative is aboutâŠshowing up for the community and making sure these kids donât miss a moment on the field," said Andrew Herdliska, Chief Marketing Officer for the Orlando Dreamers.
Maitland Little League serves about 150 players and operates as an all-volunteer organization.
Anyone with information about the incidents should contact the Maitland Police Department. Community members interested in supporting the league can learn more about sponsorship opportunities.
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The concession stand was broken into three times over the weekend, resulting in damage and missing inventory.
The Orlando Dreamers are fully restocking the concession stand and will sponsor the league for the 2026 season.
Concession sales are crucial for funding equipment, field maintenance, and keeping the league affordable for players.
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