DKI RCCN 2023 Charity Classic Hockey Tournament in Support of Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada

The DKI RCCN Charity Classic Hockey Tournament is a highly anticipated sporting event that will deliver colossal amounts of fun and excitement for hundreds of hockey players and spectators. While teams compete for some of the finest championship hardware and bragging rights, they will also collaborate to maximize fundraising efforts in support of Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada. The team at DKI Rocky Cross Construction North is working tirelessly to ensure we achieve massive success in supporting many families in need, and we want YOU to be a big part of it! We promote a clean, fun, and competitive adult ice hockey experience -3 Divisions, 12 Teams -Each team plays 4 games -Player welcome package at first game -WinSport Arenas has one of Calgary's best lounges for post game eats and cold drinks with your favorite sports on the big screens -Premium package provided for Team Managers -Win championship trophies and be the envy of your friends and colleagues -MVP Player of the game awards -Team photos -Fundraising activities: All teams are required to raise a minimum of $1,000 -Silent Auction, and much, much more. -More fun and exciting elements to be announced -Saturday night celebration party with awards, dancing, and tons of fun -Advertise in the tournament program With just 16 specialty children’s hospitals in Canada, many families must travel long distances to access medical treatment for their sick child. When families learn their child is sick and requires hospitalization, they are forced to leave their homes, families, jobs and community support at a time when they need them the most. That’s where Ronald McDonald House Charities Canada steps in, providing a place for families to stay together, steps away from a children’s hospital. Across Canada, the 16 Ronald McDonald Houses and 17 Ronald McDonald Family Rooms give families a place to stay together while their child is being treated at a nearby hospital. A place where they can sleep, share meals, do laundry, be supported by other families, and receive the care that can help make their journey a little easier. The RMHC network of Canadian programs helps to keep more than 26,000 families close to their sick child, and the care they need each year.