Get excited hockey fans because the Toronto Maple Leafs Alumni are coming back to St. Thomas!
A charity hockey game benefiting CMHA Thames Valley Addiction & Mental Health Services will take over the Joe Thornton Community Centre on April 20th, presented by Stay True Tattoo.
The much-anticipated return of this event will see beloved hockey icons like Wendel Clark and Al Iafrate facing off against members of the St. Thomas Police Service, all in support of mental health and addiction initiatives in St. Thomas and Elgin County.
“I am delighted to see the Toronto Maple Leafs alumni and members of our Police Services coming together for such a worthy cause,” said St. Thomas Mayor Joe Preston. “This event not only showcases the spirit of community, but also demonstrates a commitment to supporting mental health and addiction initiatives in St. Thomas. I commend all participants for their efforts in making a positive impact on our community’s well-being.”
Tickets for this unforgettable event will be available for purchase online via EventBrite starting Monday March 4th. Physical tickets can also be purchased at a fundraiser taking place at Stay True Tattoo on March 10th.
VIP tickets will also be available, giving holders an exclusive opportunity to engage in a private meet and greet with the players before the game, adding an extra layer of excitement to the evening.
The Leafs Alumni roster to date will include head coach Dave Hutchison, goalie Adam Munro, Wendel Clark (Captain), Rick Vaive (Captain), Gary Leeman (Assistant Captain), Dave Mcllwain, Al Iafrate, Todd Gill (Assistant Captain), and Ric Jackman.
All proceeds from ticket sales and auctions will directly benefit vital mental health and addiction initiatives in St. Thomas and Elgin County provided by CMHA Thames Valley Addiction & Mental Health Services.
For more information and to purchase tickets, please visit cmhatv.ca
Written by: K. Freeman
