Knights hold successful fundraiser

January 28, 2014 · 0 Comments

The charity hockey game was a great success Saturday.
The NobleKing Knights atom LL2 team worked hard and made a great accomplishment.
They raised $1,000 Saturday night from admission fees, selling pizza, cupcakes, refreshments and raffle tickets, and hosted a great game! More than 36 players came out to play! The total donation of $2,000 will be donated to the Canadian Tire Jumpstart program.
The kids have demonstrated such generosity by choosing to donated their funds, rather than use them for the team’s benefit. Parents and coaches are all very proud of them.

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