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“It means everything to give back to the community and to whoever needs it” Earlier this week, Fernando Cruz joined Last Mile Food Rescue to share free meals with the Camp Washington community ➡️ atmlb.com/3Wgpqgi
Fernando Cruz & his family make time to give back to their community. ❤️ The Freestore Foodbank
Season Ticket Members Photo Day! 📸😁 reds.com/membership
Reds' Home Base program helps 42 local high school student-athletes simulate the college experience. Made possible through a grant from the PNC Charitable Trust, Home Base provides high school students of all grades with programming that focuses on college awareness and access, health and wellness, and leadership with the intent to propel student-athletes to the next level of success as scholars and leaders both on and off the field. More: https://lnkd.in/grtYJW4u
To celebrate #PlayBallWeekend, the Cincinnati Reds and Reds Community Fund hosted an official Major League Baseball Pitch Hit & Run competition on Friday at the P&G MLB Cincinnati Reds Youth Academy in Roselawn. Thanks to Mayor Aftab Pureval for joining us at the event!
As part of ALS Awareness Day, many of Sunday’s pregame ceremonies honored those who champion for this cause. There was a Moment of Remembrance in honor of Adam Wilson, the courageous ALS fighter and driving force behind Major League Baseball’s institution of a league-wide Lou Gehrig’s Day. We also celebrated Hunter Greene as the Reds’ nominee for the Lou Gehrig Award. Hunter created a scholarship for a member of a local family affected by ALS. This year’s recipient is Chloe Telgkamp from Mariemont.
The Reds are honoring the fourth annual Lou Gehrig Day on Sunday, June 9 at Great American Ball Park (1:40 p.m. start time). Fans can purchase discounted game tickets at reds.com/Unity, and a portion of each ticket sale will support local ALS charities. The coordinated efforts by the Reds and local groups will raise awareness and funds for ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig’s Disease. Many of the June 9 pregame and in-game ceremonies will recognize groups and individuals leading the search for a cure and commemorate the legacy of Lou Gehrig and all those who have lost their lives to the disease. #4ALS #LouGehrigDay #MLB