
Manitoba Moose Sports Carnival Raises Close to $30,000
March 8, 2004 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Manitoba Moose News Release
The Manitoba Moose announced that the Yearling Foundation raised over $27,000 during the Sports Carnival '04.
The Winnipeg Arena was jam-packed with over 4,500 fans young and old playing interactive games, bidding on assorted hockey items (including the highest bid of a $240 for an autographed Tampa Bay Lightning helmet), meeting and greeting the present Manitoba Moose players.
The strong turnout assisted in raising the tremendous amount for the Manitoba Moose Yearling Foundation. Executive Director of the Yearling Foundation Kelly McArthur stated, "The Foundation wishes to thank all who attended the Sports Carnival this year. The Moose organization extends tremendous gratitude to everyone who assisted in the organization of this year's Sports Carnival and for all those who came out to support such a worthwhile cause!"
During the Manitoba Moose Sports Carnival '04, the players helped by signing autographs and being involved in interactive booths throughout the event. As well, the mystery prize boxes sold out in a record time of just over an hour.
The Yearling Foundation is well on their way to their goal of raising $100,000 for registered children's charities throughout Manitoba and have planned another event in March. The Manitoba Moose Yearling Foundation Dinner in support of the Manitoba Special Olympics will take place on Tuesday, March 30 at the Canad Inns Polo Park. Tickets are now available by calling the Special Olympics office at 926-8354.
American Hockey League Stories from March 8, 2004
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- Griffins end Texas trip with 4-1 loss - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Sunshine Kids continue to profit as Aeros pull away for 4-1 win - Houston Aeros
- Phantoms defeat Albany 6-1 - Adirondack Phantoms
- Islanders Trade Nasreddine For Webb - Bridgeport Islanders
- Kings Recall Hnilicka; Assign Chouinard And Grebeshkov - Manchester Monarchs
- Royal Review - Manchester Monarchs
- Kings Acquire Carter; Trade Aulin - Manchester Monarchs
- Moose wrap up homestand this week - Manitoba Moose
- Laviolette Heads Binghamton Hall of Fame Inductees - Binghamton Senators
- Thrashers Deal Piros for Rossiter - Chicago Wolves
- River Rats back in town for four in five - Albany River Rats
- Falcons release Dickie and Littlejohn from PTO agreements - Springfield Falcons
- Scoville Reassigned to Syracuse - Syracuse Crunch
- Griffins earn first invitation to 2004 Calder Cup Playoffs - Grand Rapids Griffins
- Wolves Weekly - Chicago Wolves
- P-Bruins play four games this week - Providence Bruins
- Worcester's Evans named AHL Player of the Week - Worcester IceCats
- Falcons to honor 10th Anniversary team Friday with commenorative poster - Springfield Falcons
- Sound Tigers Back In First Place - Bridgeport Islanders
- Manitoba Moose Sports Carnival Raises Close to $30,000 - Manitoba Moose
- Flurry of NHL trades makes for wild weekend around AHL - AHL
- Admirals up next as Bears kick off four-game homestand Saturday - Hershey Bears
- IceCats' Evans named Sher-Wood AHL Player of the Week - AHL
- Bulldogs finish four-game road trip in Milwaukee Tuesday - Hamilton Bulldogs
- Aeros split two, maintain fourth-place positioning - Houston Aeros
- Leclaire Records Second Shutout - Syracuse Crunch
- Barons Weekly Report - Cleveland Barons
- Norfolk climbs to third place in East - Norfolk Admirals
- Lowell Lock Monsters Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with Irish Micky Ward - Albany Devils
- Bulldogs four-game unbeaten streak snapped - Hamilton Bulldogs
- B-Sens weekly - Binghamton Senators
- Aeros Game Day - Houston Aeros
- Griffins welcome special guests Mike Vernon and Carter Oosterhouse - Grand Rapids Griffins
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