<body><div>More than $4,500 in unclaimed property has been returned to Little League Baseball, Incorporated, according to Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity, Sen. Gene Yaw (R-23), and Rep. Jamie Flick (R-83). The funds, totaling $4,549.95, consist of six individual properties ranging in value from $4.35 to $3,184. The property returned includes funds from refunds, rebates, and accounts payable checks.Little League Baseball, based in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, has been an integral part of the community since its founding in 1939. Joy Reynolds McCoy, Little League Senior Vice President and Chief Legal Officer, expressed gratitude for the return of these funds, stating they would support local leagues and provide opportunities for children.State law mandates that businesses report unclaimed property to the Pennsylvania Treasury after three years of dormancy. Treasury holds tangible unclaimed property for about three years before auctioning it, with the proceeds kept indefinitely for owners to claim.Treasurer Garrity emphasized the importance of checking for unclaimed property, encouraging nonprofits to see if they are owed any funds. More than $4.5 billion in unclaimed property is currently being held by the Treasury, with more than one in ten Pennsylvanians potentially having a claim.For more information on unclaimed property, visit patreasury.gov/unclaimed-property. </div></body>

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Over $4,500 in Unclaimed Property Returned to Little League Baseball by Pennsylvania Treasury

More than $4,500 in unclaimed property has been returned to Little League Baseball, Incorporated, according to Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity, Sen. Gene Yaw (R-23), and Rep. Jamie Flick (R-83). The funds, totaling $4,549.95, consist of six individual properties ranging in value from $4.35 to $3,184. The property returned includes funds from refunds, rebates, and accounts payable checks.