What better than Canada害羞草研究所檚 sport to bring the community together. Hockey Helps the Homeless is coming to Kelowna on April 5.

In partnership with BGC Okanagan, the first annual Pro-Am Charity Hockey Tournament will see Vancouver Canucks alumni Neil Eissenhut and other retired NHL stars in the city for the one-day tournament.

Registration is open for individuals and teams until Feb. 16. All participants will play three games, at least one with a retired professional on their team, and receive a personalized jersey and socks, a participant gift, and food and drinks the day of.

The tournament is being hosted by Peacock Sheridan Group and Value Partners Investments Inc. at MNP Place.

Hockey Helps the Homeless is a national charity bringing one-day hockey tournaments to communities across Canada aimed at raising funds and awareness to address the needs of the country害羞草研究所檚 estimated 250,000 homeless persons.

Find more details and register online at .

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