Since 2009, the Kenai River Brown Bears went “Pink in the Rink” and auctioned custom game jerseys to benefit the Central Peninsula Health Foundation cancer care program. This annual event has raised a total of $56,075.00 from fans and the team over the last eight years, which assists in the care and support of local oncology patients. Please join us in thanking the Kenai River Brown Bears team, management and fans for this very generous support. You have made a difference in our communities. Thank you.
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