"If every fan attending our game on Thursday brings at least one can of food, we can surely make a dent in hunger in Philadelphia," said Flyers Senior Vice President Shawn Tilger. "Especially at this time of year, it's important for everyone to remember those less fortunate. As an organization, we're committed to helping our neighbors and our community.  Philabundance does an incredible job and we're happy to be partnering with them."

More than 20,000 non-perishable items of food would help the disadvantaged and nearly 900,000 people in the Philadelphia region that live below the federal poverty level, including 207,000 children and 144,000 seniors.

Tickets to this game and all other home games are on sale exclusively through ComcastTIX at PhiladelphiaFlyers.com or by calling 215-218-PUCK.    

The team is off to a great start this season with a 6-0 home record.  Fans can join the team at home for their upcoming games on Thursday, November 15 vs. New York Rangers (Philabundance Food Drive), Saturday, November 17 vs. New Jersey, Friday, November 23 vs. Washington, and Monday, November 26 vs. Boston (Danny Briere Bobblehead Giveaway).  All home games begin at 7 p.m., doors open at 5:30 p.m., at the WachoviaCenter.

Philabundance is the region’s largest food bank and hunger relief organization. Working with over 600 neighborhood organizations in both Southeastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey, Philabundance fights hunger and malnutrition principally by collecting and distributing food to people in need. For more information about Philabundance, call 215-339-0900 or visit www.philabundance.org.

The Philadelphia Flyers and Phantoms are dedicated to improving the Greater Philadelphia Region, which has supported us so well over the years, through our leadership of and assistance with various community events and programs. The Community Relations and Fan Development Departments focus their efforts on programs that assist in the development and positive growth of children, using the sport of hockey as the means to touch the lives of others. Specific community activities include hospital visits, youth hockey clinics, holiday volunteering, educational assemblies and seminars, and donations of autographed and promotional items to charitable organizations. With support from the entire Flyers and Phantoms organizations, we strive to make our community a better place to live.