As part of the Junior Rangers youth platform, the Rangers hosted 3 Junior Rangers Kids Days throughout the season. The games featured kids focused in-arena activations, content and giveaways, culminating in incredible experiences at The Garden for our youngest Rangers fans to share with their families.

In support of our local First Responders, the Rangers hosted two separate First Responders Night to show appreciation for the men and women that serve and protect our local communities. First Responders were celebrated with a VIP pre-game Meet & Greet with Rangers Alumni as well as special programming throughout the evening. This included custom made warmups that were worn by the players, signed and made available for purchase to benefit local charities.

Together, we connected the world as we celebrated our players and fans from around the globe with special in-arena programming, video features and international food offerings.

The Rangers celebrated our local Tri-state local youth hockey community with two separate Youth Hockey Nights. Both evenings kicked off with a special pre-game Youth Hockey forum and Q&A session with Rangers Alumni and special guests. Throughout the game, youth hockey players were able to enjoy special fan experiences, giveaways and programming.

In honor of the brave men and women who have served or currently serve in the U.S. Armed Forces, the Rangers and Budweiser hosted Salute to our Troops. The evening featured players wearing military-inspired warm-up jerseys and using camo-taped sticks. Additionally, the arena was filled with special programming and exclusive merchandise benefitting Folds of Honor.

The Rangers hosted Hockey Fights Cancer Night supported by Northwell Health to raise money and awareness for the fight against cancer. The evening featured players wearing Hockey Fights Cancer-inspired warm-up jerseys and using lavender taped sticks. Additionally, the arena was filled with special programming and exclusive merchandise.

The Rangers celebrated Pride Night as a part of the NHL's "Hockey is for Everyone" campaign and the continued efforts to improve diversity and inclusion across the sport. The evening kicked off with a pre-game party for all group purchasers and, during warmups, Rangers players used pride tape on their sticks. Throughout the evening, the Rangers celebrated diversity and inclusion by showcasing members, supporters and organizations from the LGBTQ community.

As a part of the 33rd Annual Girls & Women in Sports Day, the Rangers recognized the extraordinary achievements of girls and women in sports. The evening kicked off with an intimate pre-game panel featuring leading women in sports and was followed by special programming throughout the game as the Rangers showed their support towards equal opportunity and access for girls and women in sports.