Local firefighters and police officers are hitting the ice for a charity hockey game in Euclid Saturday afternoon.
The Battle of the Badge will benefit several local nonprofits including Brady’s K-9 Unit Fund, the Max Carter Fund and the Lake Erie Panthers Youth Hockey Club.
The event has sold over 700 tickets and is considered sold out, but donations can still be made to the three non-profits involved by visiting the Euclid Police Department website and following the links. Part of the proceeds will benefit Max Carter, a 17-year-old who suffered a spinal cord injury in a local hockey game that left him paralyzed. Some of the immediate needs include remodeling portions of the Carter’s home to better accommodate Max and his wheelchair.
Brady’s K-9 unit Fund will also be on hand at the game, which provides ballistic vests to police dogs. The foundation was started by Brady Tornabene when he was 8-years old and has equipped more than 500 K-9 units across the country with bullet-proof vests.
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