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Flyers Community Relations & Youth and Amateur Hockey Face off for Fitness “Face Off for Fitness” is a program designed to show children the importance of choosing a healthy lifestyle. Members of the Philadelphia Flyers Community Relations staff take this message to area schools, recreation centers, and after-school programs to educate children on the benefits of eating healthy and exercising. Fun activities along with players favorite nutritional recipies are used to increase nutritional awareness and encourage children to make proper decisions based on their knowledge of a healthy lifestyle. For more information, or to book a FOFF program, please call us at 215-218-4334 or email us at JTempesta@comcast-spectacor.com. Holiday Initiatives During the Holidays the Philadelphia Flyers organization takes a leading role in the community while engaging our fan base in the effort as well! Previous initiatives have included the player’s Holiday visit to the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, a “pre-game meal” at the Ronald McDonald House, and “trick-or-treating” through St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children. This past season the Flyers also teamed up with the Salvation Army and Child Abuse Prevention Effort to build a toy mountain of gifts donated by the Flyers themselves and fans of the community. Awareness Nights The Community Relations Department embraces the role of community leader and uses that position to address and create awareness to existing and new initiatives. Past awareness nights have touched on Breast Cancer, Diabetes, Autism, and Heart Health. The Flyers are also involved with local initiatives such as Philadelphia Animal Wellness Society (PAWS), promoting the adoption and well being of homeless animals, Greater Philadelphia Cares Coat Drive, and Philabundance Food Drive. 318 PhiladelphiaFlyers.com
Flyers Community Relations & Youth and Amateur Hockey Make Reading Your Goal Throughout the season the Flyers Community Relations staff visits elementary schools throughout the Delaware Valley to promote literacy and to teach kids the importance of reading outside the classroom. This program was designed to teach kids in grades K-3 that reading can be fun and looks to improve childrens’ literacy levels as well as show the value of accomplishing goals. Special guest readers of the program have included current Flyers players, Flyers wives, alumni, broadcasters and Flyers Ice Team Members. For additional information or to request a Flyers reading appearance please contact the Flyers Community Relations Department at 215-218-4334 or email us at JTempesta@comcast-spectacor.com Fan Club One option the Flyers offer to be a part of the team is the Philadelphia Flyers Fan Club. This is an exciting way for fans to get more involved in the team and to receive exclusive news and invitations to several offers and events throughout the year. These many special features are offered only to the Fan Club. As a member of the Philadelphia Flyers Fan Club, you are entitled to: Newsletter, “The Puck” Monthly Meetings Exclusive Trips An Annual Luncheon and/or Dinner with the Flyers Organization Road Game Viewing Parties To find out more information please visit www.flyersfanclub.org, or contact MaryAnn Corner at: MaryAnn Corner PFFC Corresponding Secretary 3601 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19148 Get Well Cards / Birthday Cards The Philadelphia Flyers are pleased to send get-well cards or birthday wishes to any fan that is sick, in the hospital, or celebrating a birthday. Because it is not always possible to send a player on a hospital visit, the Flyers are more than happy to send some get-well cheer to your friend or family member with an autographed get-well card or birthday card for someone’s special day. If you know of a Flyers fan that is in need of a get well wish, please call us at (215) 952-5763 or email us at: flyerscommunity@comcast-spectacor.com, or write to us at: Philadelphia Flyers Attn: Community Relations 3601 South Broad Street Philadelphia, PA 19148 Please be sure to include the name of the person receiving the card, and an address to send it to. Please provide a home address rather than a hospital address because often times rooms change or patients are released and the card may be misplaced. PhiladelphiaFlyers.com 319
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<strong>Flyers</strong> Community Relations & Youth and Amateur Hockey<br />
Make Reading Your Goal<br />
Throughout the season the <strong>Flyers</strong> Community Relations staff visits elementary schools<br />
throughout the Delaware Valley to promote literacy and to teach kids the importance<br />
of reading outside the classroom. This program was designed to teach kids in grades<br />
K-3 that reading can be fun and looks to<br />
improve childrens’ literacy levels as well<br />
as show the value of accomplishing goals.<br />
Special guest readers of the program have included current<br />
<strong>Flyers</strong> players, <strong>Flyers</strong> wives, alumni, broadcasters and <strong>Flyers</strong><br />
Ice Team Members.<br />
For additional information or to request a <strong>Flyers</strong> reading<br />
appearance please contact the <strong>Flyers</strong> Community Relations<br />
Department at 215-218-4334 or email us at<br />
JTempesta@comcast-spectacor.com<br />
Fan Club<br />
One option the <strong>Flyers</strong> offer to be a part of the team is the <strong>Philadelphia</strong> <strong>Flyers</strong> Fan Club. This is an exciting<br />
way for fans to get more involved in the team and to receive exclusive news and invitations to several<br />
offers and events throughout the year. These many special features are offered only to the Fan Club. As a<br />
member of the <strong>Philadelphia</strong> <strong>Flyers</strong> Fan Club, you are entitled to:<br />
Newsletter, “The Puck”<br />
Monthly Meetings<br />
Exclusive Trips<br />
An Annual Luncheon and/or Dinner with the <strong>Flyers</strong> Organization<br />
Road Game Viewing Parties<br />
To find out more information please visit www.<strong>flyers</strong>fanclub.org, or contact<br />
MaryAnn Corner at:<br />
MaryAnn Corner<br />
PFFC Corresponding Secretary<br />
3601 South Broad Street<br />
<strong>Philadelphia</strong>, PA 19148<br />
Get Well Cards / Birthday Cards<br />
The <strong>Philadelphia</strong> <strong>Flyers</strong> are pleased to send get-well cards or birthday wishes to any fan that is sick, in<br />
the hospital, or celebrating a birthday. Because it is not always possible to send a player on a hospital<br />
visit, the <strong>Flyers</strong> are more than happy to send some get-well cheer to your friend or family member with an<br />
autographed get-well card or birthday card for someone’s special day.<br />
If you know of a <strong>Flyers</strong> fan that is in need of a get well wish, please call us at (215) 952-5763 or email us at:<br />
<strong>flyers</strong>community@comcast-spectacor.com, or write to us at:<br />
<strong>Philadelphia</strong> <strong>Flyers</strong><br />
Attn: Community Relations<br />
3601 South Broad Street<br />
<strong>Philadelphia</strong>, PA 19148<br />
Please be sure to include the name of the person receiving the card, and an address to send it to.<br />
Please provide a home address rather than a hospital address because often times rooms change or<br />
patients are released and the card may be misplaced.<br />
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