Kids 4 Dodger Baseball (K4DB) provides an all-inclusive gameday experience for underserved youth from schools, youth centers, nonprofits and similar organizations throughout Greater Los Angeles.

To help address the literacy crisis in Los Angeles County and get children excited about reading, the Los Angeles Dodgers partnered with the Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation to execute LA Reads, a literacy campaign that includes a literacy challenge, "Dodgers Reading Champions".

Through the Blue Wish Program, the Los Angeles Dodgers organization is able to bring joy to people struggling with serious medical conditions. In 2024, Dodgers player Shohei Ohtani surprised Albert, a young fan and pediatric patient, with a signed jersey and the opportunity to throw out the first pitch.

The Los Angeles Dodgers, in collaboration with the HollyRod Foundation, hosted a workshop in honor of Autism Awareness Month. Thirty participants were invited to a sensory-friendly experience at Dodger Stadium for a day of painting and friendship bracelet crafting. Dodger players Teoscar Hernández, Tony Gonsolin, and Jack Dreyer also made special appearances.