Hitmen Foundation gives back
Posted Apr 29, 2014 11:12 pm.
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The Calgary Hitmen Foundation donated over $190,000 during the 2013-2014 season.
The most recent, a $10,000 donation to the Tim Bozon Trust Fund.
It supports Kootenay Ice forward Tim Bozon who is fighting a form of Meningitis.
The Hitmen Foundation gave money to the following charitable organizations and educational institutions:
Calgary Board of Education – $7,787
Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation – $4,800
Calgary Catholic Education Foundation – $12,072
Calgary Foundation’s Flood Relief Efforts – $4,055
Distress Centre of Calgary – $6,852
Four Feet Companion Foundation (Pucks for Paws) – $5,000
Hockey Calgary/KidSport – $8,500
Mavericks Big Hearted Foundation – $5,237
Movember Campaign – $3,845
Parks Foundation – $9,600
Rainbow Society – $10,000
Shiners Hospitals for Children – $5,000
The Foundation also donates to scholarships at the University of Calgary and SAIT polytechnic.
Last season, the foundation donated $400-thousand dollars to the Kids Cancer Care Foundation’s Camp Kindle.
