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AHL, teams raise $8.4 million for charities in 2024-25

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The AHL
Sep 10, 2025 4:00 PM

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In a heartwarming initiative, AHL teams are stepping up to support local charities during the 2024-25 season. Each team has chosen specific causes that resonate within their communities, showcasing their commitment not only to the game but also to those in need. The AHL aims to highlight these charitable efforts to foster a sense of community and connection between fans and players.

Among the participating teams, the Toronto Marlies are focusing on child poverty by partnering with local organizations to provide resources and support. Meanwhile, the Texas Stars are supporting veterans' services, ensuring that those who have served their country receive the recognition and care they deserve.

Players from various teams, including standout NHL veterans like Auston Matthews and Connor McDavid, are expected to take part in fundraising events and promotional activities, further increasing visibility for the causes they stand behind. These initiatives not only benefit local charities but also inspire the next generation of players and fans to engage in community service and civic responsibility.

As the season progresses, the impact of these charitable partnerships will be closely monitored, with reports on how funds raised are being used shared with the public. This season could mark a significant step towards strengthening community ties through the passionate support of AHL teams and their players.