Remington’s Honorary Captain Day with the Cincinnati Reds
In September 2026, Remington was honored by the Cincinnati Reds as an Honorary Captain during Childhood Cancer Awareness. Her story and the mission of Brave Like Remington Foundation were shared on the main scoreboard at Great American Ball Park, giving our young foundation an incredible opportunity to bring awareness to children and families fighting childhood cancer and serious illness.
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A Day We’ll Never Forget
Our family had the incredible honor of joining the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park for Childhood Cancer Awareness, where Remington was recognized as an honorary captain.
Even knowing it was coming, nothing could have prepared us for what it felt like to see her name across the scoreboard.
Today was an incredible honor for Remington and our entire family.
But we do not want this story to stop with one baseball game.
We want the awareness Remington received today to help us reach more children.
Read the full blog post →Some of Remington’s Favorite Moments
Remington and our family had the opportunity to spend time in the Reds dugout, where José Trevino and Dane Myers came over to meet her. Remington gave them Remi’s Fight bracelets, and she also got the chance to say hello to Reds manager Terry “Tito” Francona and Eugenio Suárez.
Help Us Turn This Moment Into More Brave Moments
The Cincinnati Reds gave Remington an incredible platform. We want to use that platform to bring courage, comfort, and hope to children facing cancer and serious illness.