ODU Monarchs Hockey Team to Host Special Charity Game Benefiting Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters (CHKD) Chesapeake, VA – October 26, 2024…
ODU Monarchs Hockey Team to Host Special Charity Game Benefiting Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters (CHKD)
Chesapeake, VA – October 26, 2024 – The Old Dominion University Monarchs hockey team is set to face off against the Virginia Military Institute (VMI) on October 26th at 4:20 PM in a highly anticipated matchup at the Chilled Ponds Chesapeake. This game is not just about hockey—it's an opportunity to support the incredible work of the Children’s Hospital of The King's Daughters (CHKD).
In addition to the on-ice action, the event will feature exclusive limited-edition merchandise, thrilling raffles, and exciting prizes, with all proceeds benefiting CHKD. The community is invited to come out and enjoy a day full of entertainment while supporting a great cause.
Festivities will kick off with a Pregame Tailgate at 1:00 PM, giving fans the chance to enjoy food, fun, and camaraderie before the game. A special Pregame Ceremony will follow at 4:05 PM, celebrating CHKD’s mission and honoring the dedicated healthcare professionals who provide care to the region's children.
Event Details:
Game : ODU Monarchs vs. VMI
Date : October 26, 2024
Time : Pregame Tailgate at 1:00 PM; Pregame Ceremony at 4:05 PM; Game begins at 4:20 PM
Location : Chilled Ponds Chesapeake
Special Features : Limited-edition merchandise, raffles, and prizes benefiting CHKD
Don’t miss this exciting event and the chance to support CHKD in their mission to provide world-class healthcare to children. Whether you’re a hockey fan or simply looking for a great way to give back, this is a day you won’t want to miss.
About CHKD: Children's Hospital of The King's Daughters is the leading children’s hospital in southeastern Virginia, providing specialized pediatric care for thousands of children each year. Their services range from routine care to highly specialized medical treatments for seriously ill and injured children.