Press Conference Invitation

If you missed The Hockey Show last week, you missed a great chat with Ryan Baillie, the Executive Director of Hockey Helps The Homeless. Ryan was on the show to talk about all the great things that Hockey Helps The Homeless does across this nation, and he even had a special announcement for the people of Winnipeg who have always wanted to suit up in their hockey gear next to a living NHL legend as Hockey Helps The Homeless is bringing their tournament to Winnipeg for the very first time on December 6, 2019! It should be an amazing event, but you likely need more details, right?

In saying that, you are cordially invited to the Hockey Helps The Homeless press conference in Winnipeg on May 14 at 3pm at Resource Assistance for Youth at 125 Sherbrook Street!

Most of the news and surrounding events for the Hockey Helps The Homeless will be presented and disseminated at this press conference, so if you're interested in playing or volunteering this is a press conference you'll want to catch. As you can see, Dave and Wayne Babych, who have a long hockey history in Winnipeg, will be on-hand, and the rumour is that Dave Babych is one of the pros who will be suiting up alongside the players who register to play! Hockey Helps The Homeless is holding the others names of players close to their chest right now, but there are reportedly some big-name former Jets who will head back to Winnipeg from their current locales to suit up with the ten teams as well!

If you can't make it down, keep your eyes on this space for more news and keep your radio tuned to 101.5 UMFM for The Hockey Show at 5:30pm CT on Thursday evenings for more news about the Hockey Helps The Homeless tournament that is happening in Winnipeg for the very first time! I'll have updates whenever new information is brought to my attention, and here's hoping that we do it right in Winnipeg once more in putting on an incredible event with the help and support of volunteers, donors, and committee members like yourselves!

See you on May 14!

Until next time, keep your sticks on the ice!