NWHL Back on November 15

Published on November 5, 2015 under Premier Hockey Federation (PHF) News Release

With Veterans Day right around the corner, the Riveters will team up with Defending The Blue Line to host Military Appreciation Night on Sunday, November 15th at 7:00 pm. New York will swap their traditional white sweaters for limited edition camo jerseys to honor past and present members of the military.

Autographed, game worn jerseys will be available to bid on online after the game. 50 percent of the auction will help support Defending The Blue Line, which ensures that children of military members are afforded every opportunity to participate in the game of hockey. This comes through free equipment for children, camps, special events and financial assistance.

Those presenting a military I.D., VA card or DD-2014 will receive 1/2 off tickets ($10) at the door. Purple Heart recipients are admitted for free.

For more information on Defending The Blue Line: http://www.defendingtheblueline.org/

Connecticut Whale @ Buffalo Beauts | Canned Food & Coat Drive

The Beauts will join forces with the Food Bank of WNY and Goodwill Industries WNY on Sunday, November 15 at 3:30 PM for a Canned Food & Coat Drive as they take on the undefeated Whale at HarborCenter.

Fans are encouraged to bring canned food, coats and warm weather items to the arena, supporting Buffalo families in need. Each can of food helps stock the pantry for Western New York's hungry, while coats and warm weather items will be sold at Goodwill Industries, which helps provide job skills and employment training. Fans who bring five cans or a warm weather item will receive a $10 ticket (33 percent off) to a future game.

For more information on our partners:

Food Bank of WNY: http://www.foodbankwny.org/

Goodwill Industries of WNY:http://www.goodwillwny.org/

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