Hudson Valley Renegades kick off Hope Week with cancer care packages
On Tuesday, players and staff assembled care packages for people battling cancer.
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Aug 6, 2025, 10:12 AM
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Updated 7 hr ago
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7h agoThe Hudson Valley Renegades have officially kicked off Hope Week at the ballpark.
On Tuesday, players and staff assembled care packages for people battling cancer.
A portion of proceeds from each ticket goes to the American Cancer Society.
Wednesday's honoree is Project My Day Inc., a nonprofit supporting youth in foster care across Dutchess and Orange counties.
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