Register for this event by purchasing your ticket at: www.aspenlanewinecompany.com/cbsh

There has been some confusion when people have tried to book their ticket. Click on the link above. You need to click yes you are over 21. Put your zip code in. Skip the coupon option. For non for profit select: CBSH. Because they have a wine club and ship product the site will ask you if you are shipping or picking up at the store. Select pick up at the store.

Each ticket is $35 and there will be applied tax. You will receive a confirmation email.

This is a great winery and one of our very own – Mallory Taylor just became an employee! Book soon as it will fill up as there is only 45 spots available.

Center Ice of DuPage, 1N450 Highland Ave.,

Glen Ellyn, IL 60137 October 13, 2018, 1:20-4:20pm

Two Games ~ Police & Fire Responders v. CBSH

• Raffles • Chuck-A-Puck

 • Skills Competition • A Skills Clinic for the Athletes

MISSION STATEMENT Chicago Blackhawks Special Hockey (CBSH) is dedicated to providing children and adults with developmental disabilities the opportunity to play hockey. CBSH team members range in age from 5 to 55, and include both male and female athletes. The team is comprised of players that have Autism, Down syndrome or other intellectual disabilities. CBSH strive to promote and emphasize the development of sportsmanship, team spirit, increased confidence, pride, and team unity while having a great time in the process.

Donations taken at door, all proceeds benefit CBSH trip to NHL Center Tournament.

There will be an event to promote CBSH.

It will be held Tuesday, August 21st at MB Ice Arena from 3-4:30PM.

We need volunteers to arrive at 2:30PM.

Please email Melanie Freeman at mfreeman@chicagospecialhockey.com if you can help out.

For Immediate Release

Contact:

Melanie Freeman 847-858-9012

mfreeman@chicagospecialhockey.com  www.chicagospecialhockey.com

Blackhawks Special Hockey Set To Host Informational Event Tuesday At MB Ice Arena

Chicago, IL (August 15, 2018) – The Chicago Blackhawks Special Hockey Program will capitalize on Chicago’s last few months of sunny weather with an exciting informational event next week held at MB Ice Arena – Chicago Blackhawks Community Rink (1801 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago IL 60612).

On Tuesday, August 21, Blackhawks Special Hockey will host an afternoon of street hockey as an informational platform in the Chicago Blackhawks Inflatable from 3:00-4:30 p.m. Dedicated     to providing children and adults with developmental disabilities the opportunity to play hockey, Blackhawks Special Hockey encourages all interested parties – both participants and parents – to attend what will be a fun-filled day of street hockey. Volunteer staff and coaches representing the organization will be on-site to provide information and answer questions about one of Chicagoland’s premier special hockey programs.

“This is a fun-filled opportunity for individuals to learn more about the Chicago Blackhawks Special Hockey Program,” said volunteer director Melanie Freeman. “If you are a potential athlete, parent, friend, or potential volunteer, we welcome you to MB Ice Arena to play a little street hockey and learn more about the organization.”

Those in attendance will also have the opportunity to see the various community spaces at MB Ice Arena, which is not only the practice home for the Chicago Blackhawks, but a critical space that offers educational programming, beginner hockey classes, youth and adult hockey leagues, and public skate. The new 125,000 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility houses two regulation- sized NHL rinks as well as multipurpose rooms, food and beverage options, and a fitness  center.

For more information about the event or Chicago Blackhawks Special Hockey, please go to www.chicagospecialhockey.com

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Chicago Blackhawks Special Hockey

Chicago Blackhawks Special Hockey (CBSH) is dedicated to providing children and adults with developmental disabilities the opportunity to play hockey. CBSH team members range in age from 5 to 55, and include both male and female athletes. The team is comprised of players that have Autism, Down syndrome or other intellectual disabilities. CBSH strive to promote and emphasize the development of sportsmanship, team spirit, increased confidence, pride, and team unity while having a great time in the process.