Storm Goes Green for St. Patrick's Day
Published on March 13, 2007 under Major Indoor Soccer League 2 (MISL 2)
Chicago Storm News Release
CHICAGO, IL - The Chicago Storm is giving the shirts off their backs Sunday to benefit the Kids-4-Soccer Foundation. On Sunday, March 18th at 5 pm the Storm takes on the California Cougars and in honor of St. Patrick's Day, the Chicago Storm is going from yellow and black to green. Fans are encouraged to bid on their favorite player's green jersey until halftime of the game, with all the money being donated to the Kids-4-Soccer foundation. The winners receive the autograph jersey knowing that they've donated to a worthy cause.
To make the bidding even more special, think pink. A special pink jersey autographed by the entire Storm team is also up for bid. All the proceeds raised by the pink jersey go to the Avon Foundation- Walk for Breast Cancer. Come out, enjoy great Storm soccer and help to great causes.
The Kids-4-Soccer is a 501c (3) foundation that benefits underprivileged children in the Chicagoland area, giving kids the chance to attend soccer camps and providing them with tickets to professional soccer games. For more information about Kids-4-Soccer call (312) 226-GOAL.
The Chicago Storm's next home game is Sunday, March 18 against the California Cougars. Chicago's professional indoor soccer team plays its home games at the state of the art Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates and Storm offices are located at 1945 Cornell Avenue in Melrose Park. For additional information on all aspects of Chicago Storm soccer including season tickets, group outings, birthday parties and the Chicago Storm Summer Soccer Camps call (224) 653-GOAL (4625) or log on to www.ChicagoStorm.net.
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