Support the Clearwater Bombers!
Preserving a Legacy of Excellence
The Clearwater Bombers have been a cornerstone of our community and a beacon of excellence in softball for decades. Our foundation is dedicated to preserving this rich history and ensuring that the legacy of the Bombers continues to inspire future generations.
Why Your Support Matters
Your donations help us:
- Maintain Historical Archives: Preserve and display memorabilia, photographs, and records that tell the story of the Bombers’ incredible journey.
- Support Youth Programs: Fund youth softball programs that foster the next generation of athletes.
- Organize Community Events: Host events that celebrate the Bombers’ legacy and bring our community together.
The Joe Everett Trophy Restoration Fund
Honoring Joe Everett: A Clearwater Bombers Legend & Community Pillar
Joe Everett was more than a standout player for the Clearwater Bombers: he was the embodiment of integrity, determination, and quiet leadership. A key contributor during the Bombers’ golden era, Joe's steady presence on the field helped fuel a dynasty that brought national acclaim to Clearwater and elevated fastpitch softball across the country.
Off the field, Joe was a respected attorney, a proud University of Florida graduate, and a dedicated community leader. He played with the Clearwater Bombers during college, managed their world championship teams in 1962 and 1963, and later served as President of the Clearwater Bar Association, the UF Alumni Association’s Clearwater Chapter, and the Kiwanis Club of Clearwater.
Joe inspired generations with his humility, work ethic, and commitment to the community he proudly called home.
In his honor, we are proud to launch the Joe Everett Trophy Restoration Fund, dedicated to preserving the hard-won history that Joe helped build. Through this fund, we aim to restore, protect, and display the Bombers’ championship trophies and memorabilia for future generations to experience and celebrate.
Because the legacy Joe helped create deserves to shine forever.
Consider making a general donation to the Joe Everett Trophy Restoration Fund for $100-$500.