Boston Bruins Announce Initiatives To Support Hockey Fights Cancer Month

BOSTON - The Boston Bruins announced today, November 23, the various initiatives to support Hockey Fights Cancer month, presented by Beth Israel Lahey Health. For the 22nd consecutive year, the Bruins, the NHL and the NHLPA join the HFC campaign to raise awareness and funds to support those impacted by cancer.

On Wednesday, November 18, Patrice Bergeron called Danny Sheehan, a 7-year-old from Marshfield who is battling cancer, to lift his spirits. The full video can be seen
here
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Fans can join the Bruins in showing their support for Hockey Fights cancer by downloading an "I Fight For" card at
bbru.in/36O4an2
, and tagging @NHLBruins on Twitter and Instagram.
Lavender, which represents awareness for all forms of cancer, is incorporated on the @NHLBruins social channels, on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
This month, the Bruins and the Boston Bruins Foundation are taking part in Movember by highlighting great Bruins mustaches over the years, to raise funds and spread awareness for men's health. To learn more, visit
https://bbru.in/3oQvKs4
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Fans can show their support for those affected by cancer by wearing official Bruins Hockey Fights Cancer lavender gear, including Bruins Hockey Fights Cancer jerseys, men's and women's tees, and hats available for purchase online at
BostonProShop.com
.