Pucks for Autism Organization Returns to Nashville
Pucks for Autism, an organization that hosts hockey events to raise awareness and support for those with autism, is set to play a charity game at Bridgestone Arena, home of the Nashville Predators.
The event, which is in its third year, will feature athletes with autism playing alongside members of the Predators organization. As
Shawn Pfeiffer, President of Pucks for Autism, explained, this is much more than just a passion project, it's an opportunity to make a difference.
The game will take place following the Nashville Predators and Calgary Flames match, giving the Pucks for Autism athletes a unique chance to play on the same ice as their NHL heroes.
Author's summary: Pucks for Autism returns to Nashville for a charity game.
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