O'Reilly wants to bring your All-Star kid to an upcoming game

ST. LOUIS - Two-time NHL All-Star Ryan O'Reilly wants to give free tickets to some All-Star kids in the St. Louis area.
"There are a lot of kids out there doing things above and beyond for people that no one is asking them to do," O'Reilly told stlouisblues.com. "I want to meet those kids, see them and say 'thank you and keep up the good work.' We need more people like them."

For every game at Enterprise Center this season, O'Reilly is donating four tickets to children and their families that display courage, compassion, leadership, perseverance and respect. Parents, teachers, coaches and fans are encouraged to nominate a child that best exemplifies these traits.
Any child that's chosen will receive four tickets to an upcoming game (so their parents can come, too) and a postgame meet-and-greet with O'Reilly himself.
To nominate a deserving kid, visit stlouisblues.com/community.
"Having a son myself now, I want to promote kids that are being selfless and trying to make this world a better place," O'Reilly said. "They can come in, hang out and see a game and have some fun. I just want to reward the kids and say thanks for being you."