The St. Louis Blues are set to host a Pucks for Autism event on November 15. This special game will run from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., leading up to the main match against the Vegas Golden Knights at 7 p.m. The event will be held at the Enterprise Center.
Pucks for Autism: Supporting the Community
Pucks for Autism aims to unite the community in support of individuals with autism. Participants will have the unique chance to play hockey in an NHL venue while their friends and family cheer from the stands. This initiative not only raises awareness but also funds vital research in the autism domain.
Event Highlights
- The game is scheduled for November 15 from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
- Match against the Vegas Golden Knights starts at 7 p.m.
- Location: Enterprise Center, St. Louis.
This marks the fourth Pucks for Autism event held in St. Louis. The initiative has successfully organized events at over 15 NHL venues, fostering a broader understanding of autism and its impact.
Upcoming Autism Acceptance Night
In addition to the Pucks for Autism event, the Blues are collaborating with Easterseals Midwest for an Autism Acceptance Night. This event will take place on April 9, featuring a matchup against the Winnipeg Jets. Fans who buy special theme tickets will receive a Blues lunchbox as part of the promotion.
Easterseals Midwest supports over 25,000 individuals each year across Missouri, Illinois, and Kansas. Their comprehensive programs aim to improve lives in areas such as autism services, employment, and healthcare.
How to Participate
For those interested in supporting autism awareness and participation in these events, tickets for Autism Awareness Night are available. More information can be found on El-Balad.
