The Pittsburgh Penguins are proud to support the league-wide Hockey Fights Cancer (HFC) program.

The Penguins will hold HFC Night on Tuesday, November 19 when the Pens take on the Tampa Bay Lightning at 7:00 PM. The game is part of a league-wide program to raise awareness and funds for the NHL’s Hockey Fights Cancer initiative.

Autographed memorabilia will be available for bid through an online auction held by the Pittsburgh Penguins Foundation from November 19 at 12:00 PM through November 25 at 12:00 PM. Mystery autographed pucks signed by Penguins players and warmup pucks used during the pregame skate will also be available for purchase behind Section 104.

All proceeds from the Penguins’ HFC fundraising will benefit cancer programs at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh.

A variety of tables hosted by local cancer-related organizations will be on the concourse to distribute information.

Young Cancer Patients Attend Practice & Meet the Penguins Team

The Penguins Foundation once again teamed up with So Many Angels to create portraits for three elementary-aged cancer patients at UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh. The children spent a day at a Penguins practice, took part in their individual photo sessions, had lunch with the team and finished their visit with a meet & greet in the locker room.

The three portraits will be unveiled at the Penguins’ Hockey Fights Cancer game on November 19.

Movember

Penguins players raised funds and awareness for men's health during the NHL's annual Movember campaign by growing out some wicked mustaches.

Early Detection Saves Lives

Some cancers can develop without symptoms, only showing symptoms after they've grown and spread. That is why cancer screenings are so important. Routine cancer screenings play a vital role in early detection, prevention, and treatment of cancer.

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