Cougars Christmas Campaign

News 2007-08

Cougars Christmas Campaign

PRINCE GEORGE, BC – The Prince George Cougars are proud to launch their “Community Christmas Campaign”. The “Community Christmas Campaign” is designed to help support local organizations during the holidays throughout a variety of initiatives created by the Cougars.

“We are extremely excited and honoured to lend our support to those in need over the Holidays”, states Cougars Business Manager, Brandi Brodsky.

Cougars Community Christmas Campaign:

Christmas Toy Drive- Thursday Nov. 29; the Cougars are set to hold a new toy drive this Thursday as the Cougars face off with the Vancouver Giants. All toys will go directly to the Salvation Army.

Burgers for Kids- Friday Dec. 7; Catch the Cougars at all five A&W locations around Prince George between 6:00-7:00pm on Friday December 7. Players will be taking your orders, serving food, and visiting with customers. 50% of sales from all five restaurants between 6:00-7:00pm will be donated to the Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Prince George to assist with mentorship programs.

Cougars Food Drive- Saturday Dec. 8; the Cougars will hold a food drive to help benefit less fortunate individuals throughout the Holiday Season. Bring a non-perishable food item to the Cougars Dec. 8 game vs. the Prince Albert Raiders. All food collected will go to the Salvation Army.

Cougars Kettles- Tuesday Dec. 11; The Cougars will be at Pine Centre Mall from 6:00-8:00pm as part of the Salvation Army’s Christmas Kettle Campaign.

SPCA Drive- Friday Dec. 14; the Cougars love animals too! A pet food and supply, and office supply drive will take place to help the local SPCA. Bring your donations to the Cougars game vs. the Kamloops Blazers to help out a great cause.

Teddy Bear Toss- Saturday Dec. 15; the Cougars will hold their annual Teddy Bear Toss. When the ’Cats score their 1st goal, fans throw stuffed toys on the ice. Bears should be placed in plastic bags, and Save on Foods will be on location handing our bags to those who need them. All bears collected will go to the Salvation Army and RCMP Victim Services Unit.

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