The Topeka RoadRunners are teaming up with the Shriners for a charity jersey auction to take place on March 23. Half of the proceeds from the auction will benefit the Shriners Hospitals for Children.
“With the great support of our fans in our previous fundraising efforts this season, we are confident that our fans will step up and help support the Shriners,” said Joe Clark, Executive Director of Business Operations for the RoadRunners. “We are proud to have partnered with yet another amazing charity.”
The jerseys will be worn by the players during both Friday and Saturday’s games that weekend (7pm puck drop). A separate team autographed jersey will be on display both nights for silent auction at the team’s merchandise booth in the NE Concourse of Landon Arena. At the conclusion of Saturday night’s game, the game worn jerseys will be auctioned off.
“We
are very excited about partnering with the RoadRunners and the prospect
of furthering our goals as an organization with the support of their
fans,” added Roger Farthing, Public Relations Director for the Arab
Shrine Temple of Topeka. “The Shriners Hospitals for Children can only
grow stronger with the support of everyone in our community.”
The
Shriners Hospitals for Children endeavor to provide the highest quality
care to children with neuromusculoskeletal conditions, burn injuries
and other special healthcare needs within a compassionate,
family-centered and collaborative care environment, provide for the
education of physicians and other healthcare professionals and Conduct
research to discover new knowledge that improves the quality of care and
quality of life of children and families.
This
is the RoadRunners fourth specialty jersey auction this season. The
team has already held successful fundraising efforts for the VA
Hospital, The United Way, The Topeka Rescue Mission and the Fraternal
Order of Police, among others.
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