Thanks to both players and Ducks Owners Henry and Susan Samueli, the 9|27 Fund will benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Anaheim, Ronald McDonald House Orange County and the Anaheim Ducks Foundation. Funds will be distributed at the end of the regular season.
Kariya's ceremony will begin at 3:15 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 21. Fans are encouraged to arrive early to see the historic moment as the second jersey in franchise history is retired. Niedermayer's #27 jersey will follow to the rafters as the Ducks conclude their silver celebration week on Feb. 17 vs. Washington. Fans can find updated information about both jersey retirement nights, as well as the rest of the anniversary season's festivities by visiting
www.AnaheimDucks.com/Ducks25Tickets
with an option to fill out an interest form to be sent updates directly.
A limited number of tickets are still available for both jersey retirement nights. Individual game tickets to each evening can be purchased through
AnaheimDucks.com/Tickets
, by phone with Ticketmaster at (714) 703-2545 or in person at the Honda Center Box Office. Fans looking to attend the Oct. 21 game as well as 25th Anniversary Tribute Nights can purchase the "Jersey Tribute Night Pack" which includes discounted ticket pricing for up to nine Tribute Night games (including up to seven weekend games) plus the Paul Kariya Jersey Retirement Night at
AnaheimDucks.com/Tributes
.
About Boys & Girls Clubs of Anaheim
Established in 1989, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Anaheim is a youth development and social impact agency who sees over 300 youth daily and over 600 adults monthly. We are a leader in youth development, providing programs focused in five core areas such as Education, career development, health and life skills, the arts and sports and recreation. Through our newly formed partnerships, we now offer services to the whole family. Our three clubs sites offer parenting classes, counseling for children and parents, free food distributions for the needy, immigration services and free tax preparation.
Ronald McDonald House Orange County
The Ronald McDonald House Orange County provides comfort, care, and support to families with critically ill or injured children receiving treatment at local hospitals. While the hospital is caring for the child, we are caring for the family by providing all the comforts of home and a sense of community with other families on a similar journey. Our goal is to provide a place to heal together.
