October 10: Crocs, Charleston RiverDogs, Grimaldis


Boots With The Fur

 

Charleston RiverDogs the winner of the 2025 MiLB Together Award, presented at the annual MiLB Awards Show at the MiLB Business Summit in Indianapolis.

The award recognizes a team that demonstrates an outstanding, ongoing commitment to charitable service, support, and leadership within both their local community and within the baseball industry. The RiverDogs were selected from a group of 10 finalists and named the winner across the 120 Minor League Baseball clubs around the country.

In August, the RiverDogs presented a $100,000 donation to MUSC Shawn Jenkins Children’s Hospital, directly supporting pediatric care, research, and family services — its largest-ever charitable donation to a cause the Club has proudly supported for more than a decade. Money was raised through the RiverDogs’ annual yearlong series of non-baseball events, sponsored by the Marino Family, which include the team’s Run Charlie Run 5K, Golf Tournament, Legends in the South softball game and a notably successful Hot Stove Banquet.

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