Spring Puck Surprise Raises More Than $18,000 for Washington Capitals Charities
Monday, 03.26.2012 / 3:45 PM
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The Washington Capitals raised $18,200 for Washington Capitals Charities through the team’s Spring Puck Surprise, which took place at the Caps game against the Minnesota Wild on March 25. The fundraiser featured 455 pucks that were packaged with Hershey’s Kisses and signed by various Capitals players and sold for $40 each. Fans lined up on the concourse to purchase the pucks as soon as they went on sale at 4 p.m. when the doors opened to Verizon Center. The pucks were sold out in less than an hour.
Kevin Dalmut, Barbara Eagan, Keith Lamberg, Christine Simmons and Jason Stein were the Spring Puck Surprise winners. The five winners selected unsigned pucks and therefore got to meet Caps defenseman Mike Green after the Caps victory. Green signed their pucks and took photos with all of the winners.
All proceeds from the Spring Puck Surprise benefit Washington Capitals Charities.
The Capitals would like to congratulate our Spring Puck Surprise winners and thank all of the fans who helped make it a success.
Kevin Dalmut, Barbara Eagan, Keith Lamberg, Christine Simmons and Jason Stein were the Spring Puck Surprise winners. The five winners selected unsigned pucks and therefore got to meet Caps defenseman Mike Green after the Caps victory. Green signed their pucks and took photos with all of the winners.
All proceeds from the Spring Puck Surprise benefit Washington Capitals Charities.
The Capitals would like to congratulate our Spring Puck Surprise winners and thank all of the fans who helped make it a success.
