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Sting Assists donate $120K back to community

Thanks to help from Sarnia Sting fans, $120,000 has been donated back into the community through Sting Assists.

The money comes from proceeds raised through 50/50 draws throughout the season.

Sting Assists President Cam Gordon is thrilled.

"Over the past three hockey seasons, Sting Assists has donated over $500,000 to various organizations throughout Sarnia-Lambton," said Gordon. "This achievement demonstrates the incredible potential that arises when sports and community come together with a shared purpose. Through Sting Assists, we are not only supporting programs; we are investing in people. The energy, generosity, and spirit of Sarnia-Lambton continue to inspire our efforts, and we look forward to building an even brighter and more prosperous future for the youth in our community."

The following organizations received funding from draws held during the 2024–25 season: Mooretown Lady Flags, Noelle’s Gift, BGC Sarnia, YMCA – Camp, AAA Sting Hockey, Bluewater Taekwondo, Sledge Hockey, Pathways Health Centre for Children, St. Clair Child & Youth Services, Forest Ringette, Sarnia Legionnaires, The Inn of the Good Shepherd, Literacy Lambton, Bluewater Boxing Club, Petrolia & District Skating Club, Sarnia Minor Hockey Association, Jr. Lady Sting, Lambton Shores Minor Hockey, Attack Girls Hockey Association, and Mooretown Minor Athletic Association.

This year’s Sting Assists Scholarship has been awarded to Gemme Bell, recognizing her dedication to academic excellence, along with her contributions to the community.

For more information, visit www.stingassists.ca.

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