HOCKEY FIGHTS CANCER

Tuesday, Dec. 12 | 6:30 p.m.

Blues vs. Detroit Red Wings


The St. Louis Blues, Siteman Cancer Center at Barnes-Jewish Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine, and the V Foundation are excited to celebrate Hockey Fights Cancer Night at Enterprise Center. Devoted to all who have been affected by cancer, Hockey Fights Cancer night features numerous fundraising efforts, player-driven awareness initiatives, community stories and more.

The St. Louis Blues are committing to fundraising $200,000 for a V Foundation cancer research grant throughout the remainder of the 2023-24 NHL season. This grant will fund a cancer research project at Alvin J. Siteman Cancer Center, an NCI-Designated Cancer Center in St. Louis. Hockey Fights Cancer™, a joint initiative of the National Hockey League (NHL) and the National Hockey League Players’ Association (NHLPA) powered by the V Foundation, is committed to accelerating research conducted by the best scientists in the world who are working to achieve Victory Over Cancer. The team will kick off this fundraising initiative on Dec. 12th in connection with their Hockey Fights Cancer game.

Fundraising Opportunities

Blues for Kids Mystery Puck

Commemorate Hockey Fights Cancer Night, presented by Siteman Cancer Center, by purchasing a Blues mystery puck at the Blues For Kids section outside Portal 15. All pucks are $40 and are autographed by members of the team and wrapped in foil to conceal the signature. All proceeds will fun a research grant for Siteman Cancer Center through the V Foundation.

"I Fight For" T-Shirt

Purchase a limited edition Hockey Fights Cancer T-shirt featuring ‘I Fight For’ on the front and ‘Chase 39' on the back at the STL Authentics Team Store during the game, supporting former Blue Kelly Chase in his own cancer fight

Lavender Stick Tape

Bid on autographed equipment and memorabilia, including Hockey Fights Cancer lavender stick tape used by Blues players during warm-ups. Text “blues” to 76278 to bid on these great items.

50/50 Raffle

The Blues will host a two-game roll over 50/50 Raffle with a guaranteed pot of $39,000 to benefit the Blues Hockey Fights Cancer efforts. The raffle will open Wednesday, Dec. 6, with the winning number set to be drawn on during the third period of Hockey Fights Cancer Night on Tuesday, Dec. 12.

Theme Tickets

Lavender Blues Hockey Fights Cancer Fleece Blanket
Presented by Siteman Cancer Center

As part of Hockey Fights Cancer night, theme ticket buyers will have the opportunity to acquire a limited-edition Blues Hockey Fights Cancer lavender fleece blanket. HFC proceeds will support Siteman Cancer Center and Blues for Kids grant program providing funds to cancer care and awareness not-for-profits in the St. Louis area.

Theme item pickup location is on the Mezzanine Level in The District located outside Portal 33.

"I Fight For" Card

Download and fill out your own "I Fight For" Card to show support at the game for loved ones battling cancer. Blank cards will also be placed at tables throughout the Enteprise Center concourse.

Spread Ari's Light

Fans in attendance are encouraged to shine their cell phones' flashlights prior to the national anthem in honor of Blues fan Arianna Dougan, who passed away at age 11 after a battle with cancer.

Hockey Fights Cancer Stars of the Game

The St. Louis Blues are teaming up with the St. Louis business community for the Hockey Fights Cancer First Stars of the Game Program. The initiative will present local companies an opportunity to treat employees affected by cancer to a unique experience when the Blues host the Detroit Red Wings for Hockey Fights Cancer Night on Dec. 12.

For a $3,000 donation, benefiting Siteman Cancer Center and the V Foundation, companies will receive two Sky Level Suite tickets to the Blues HFC game to present to an employee who has battled cancer or had someone in their immediate family battle cancer. Each HFC Star of the Game will also receive a locker-room issued hockey fights cancer jersey from a randomly selected player, and have the chance to meet their player and get their jersey autographed on the ice immediately after the game.

Tickets will also include food and non-alcoholic beverages in the suite.

A limit of 20 Hockey Fights Cancer Star of the Game experiences are available. Companies may sponsor a package and donate to a patient to be selected by Siteman Cancer Center. If you or your company are interested in purchasing a Hockey Fights Cancer Star of the game package, please email Devon Furash at [email protected]

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