2016-17 Community Impact Report

OUR MISSION: The Detroit Red Wings are committed to enhancing lives throughthe power of hockey with a focus on community investment and youth development.

To our dedicated fans,Thank you for your continued support of the Detroit Red Wings.Success on the ice is the No. 1 priority of our organization, but our players, staff and management also hold themselves to anequally high standard of excellence off the ice.That high standard began with our beloved owner, Mike Ilitch, who sadly passed away on Feb. 10, 2017 at the age of 87. Mr.Ilitch was a champion for his hometown of Detroit. He poured his heart into supporting the city, and his integral contributionwill never be forgotten.Over the years, the Red Wings and Olympia Entertainment have strengthened the local community through positive outreachwith enrichment projects, education initiatives, charitable donations and more.Our tradition of giving back continued to grow during the 2016-17 season. As we bid a fond farewell to Joe Louis Arena, ourorganization supported various causes that personally affected individuals throughout metro Detroit.Whether the team was sharing an uplifting moment with a hospital patient, encouraging children to live a healthy lifestyle orintroducing the next generation to the game of hockey, the Red Wings remained committed to supporting our hometown.Meanwhile, the Detroit Red Wings Foundation continued to invest in the future of our community by providing funds andresources to causes that contribute to the growth of the sport of hockey.Signature initiatives like the Red Wings School Assembly Program introduced nearly 50,000 students to the sport of hockey,the importance of education and the benefits of living a healthy, active lifestyle. And the Toast of Hockeytown continued to offerRed Wings fans an unparalleled opportunity to mingle with their favorite players and coaches, while raising significant funds tosupport the cause.As we look to the future at Little Caesars Arena, our organization is excited about a new world of opportunities within TheDistrict Detroit to continue bolstering our commitment to the community.I hope you enjoy looking back on our 2016-17 community initiatives, and thank you again for your tremendous support of theDetroit Red Wings organization.Sincerely,Tom WilsonPresident & CEOOlympia Entertainment

TABLE OF CONTENTS2016-17 SEASON IN REVIEW..............................................................................................................................................1COMMUNITY INVESTMENT.................................................................................................................................................3• Hockey Fights Cancer...................................................................................................................................................................4• Military Appreciation....................................................................................................................................................................5• Hockey is for Everyone.................................................................................................................................................................6• NHL Green....................................................................................................................................................................................7• MI Wings Community Tour Presented by ITC..............................................................................................................................8• Detroit Red Wings Training Camp ...............................................................................................................................................8• Red Wings for Red Kettles Campaign..........................................................................................................................................9• Hometown Holiday Assist Presented by Meijer & Warrior Hockey ............................................................................................9• Red Wings Player & Coach Outreach.........................................................................................................................................10• Lady Wings in the Community....................................................................................................................................................10• Smoke Detector Collection Drive Presented by Comerica Bank..............................................................................................11• Holiday Collection Drives ..........................................................................................................................................................11• Red Wings Wish Club.................................................................................................................................................................12• Red Wings Experience Presented by Coca-Cola.......................................................................................................................12• Charitable Donations .................................................................................................................................................................13• Wishes & Fan Experiences ........................................................................................................................................................13• Jack Adams Memorial Arena.....................................................................................................................................................14 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT........................................................................................................................................................15• Academics Through Hockey ...................................................................................................................................................... 16 - NHL Future Goals Program.................................................................................................................................................... 16 - Red Wings for Reading Presented by Michigan Education Savings Program........................................................................ 17 - High School Media Day Presented by Michigan Office Solutions........................................................................................... 18• Hockey Introduction & Education .............................................................................................................................................. 19 - The Salvation Army STRIVE Floor Hockey Program............................................................................................................... 19 - Little Wings Learn to Play Program........................................................................................................................................ 20 - Detroit Red Wings Youth Hockey Camp................................................................................................................................... 21 - Street Hockey Summer Tour Presented by Meijer................................................................................................................. 21

DETROIT RED WINGS FOUNDATION............................................................................................................................ 23• Programs.................................................................................................................................................................................... 24 - Detroit Red Wings School Assembly Program........................................................................................................................ 24 - Michigan Amateur Hockey Association Try Hockey for Free Program................................................................................... 25• Signature Fundraisers................................................................................................................................................................ 26 - Toast of Hockeytown................................................................................................................................................................ 26 - 50/50 Charity Raffle................................................................................................................................................................. 27 - Autographs for a Cause........................................................................................................................................................... 28 - Tim Hortons “I Love the Red Wings” Donuts.......................................................................................................................... 29 - MotorCity Casino Hotel’s Annual Red Wings Charity Poker Tournament.............................................................................. 29 - Paint the Ice Event................................................................................................................................................................... 30OLYMPIA ENTERTAINMENT..............................................................................................................................................31THE DISTRICT DETROIT......................................................................................................................................................33HOW TO REACH US.................................................................................................................................................................34

2016 17 SEASON IN REVIEW $1.8 Million+ Combined Community Support 2,640+ Hours in the Community 5,000+ Game and Event Tickets Donated $309,000+ 50/50 Raffle Raised for Charity 71,000+ Youth Impacted 115+ Schools Visited1

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COMMUNITY INVESTMENT The Detroit Red Wings are committed to strategically investing in Michigan communities. Whether through NHL initiatives that celebrate a united fight against cancer, or donations benefiting a local cause, the Red Wings were honored to provide more than $1,800,000 in combined support to our community during the 2016-17 season.3

HOCKEY FIGHTS CANCERJoining forces with the American Cancer Society, the Red Wings hosted Hockey Fights Cancer Awareness Night at Joe LouisArena on Oct. 29, 2016. More than 60 cancer patients, survivors and caretakers were invited for an unforgettable experience atThe Joe before taking in the game from luxury suites.Through various in-arena and online fundraisers, Red Wings fans helped raise $40,000 for the American Cancer Society’s Roadto Recovery program, providing approximately 4,000 rides to and from treatment facilities for metro Detroit cancer patients. 4

MILITARY APPRECIATION The Red Wings’ annual celebration of our local heroes continued throughout the Farewell Season at The Joe as nearly 300 service members were honored at home games as part of the Applebee’s Military Welcome initiative. During the ninth annual Military Appreciation Night, presented by Applebee’s, on Nov. 15, 2016, more than 60 active and former military members enjoyed lunch and a player meet & greet before the game. Teaming up with Volunteers of America Michigan, the Red Wings contributed over $16,000 to strengthen VOAM’s Supportive Services for Veteran Families program.5

HOCKEY IS FOR EVERYONEThe Red Wings believe Hockey is for Everyone. On the ice, in the stands and in the locker room, hockey welcomes all.Warrior Hockey kicked off Hockey is for Everyone Month in February by donating $16,000 of brand new equipment to MichiganFAR Flyers, an organization dedicated to developmentally or physically challenged athletes. Additionally, the Red Wings hostedHockey is for Everyone Day at Joe Louis Arena on Feb. 18, 2017, in partnership with the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equalityand You Can Play, to support the cause. 6

NHL GREEN The Red Wings are committed to improving hockey’s environmental impact and supporting a healthier planet. On March 18, 2017, the Red Wings celebrated NHL Green Week at Joe Louis Arena, encouraging fans to get involved and improve their environmental footprint. In conjunction with the NHL’s Recycle the Game initiative, fans donated new or gently used hockey equipment to benefit youth hockey programs at Jack Adams Memorial Arena in Detroit. The Red Wings and Olympia Entertainment also donated more than 2,500 pounds of prepared, untouched food to Forgotten Harvest from games and events at Joe Louis Arena.7

MI WINGS COMMUNITY TOUR PRESENTED BY ITCThe MI Wings Community Tour, presented by ITC, again brought Red Wings players into communities throughout Michigan tovisit with fans and community members and generate excitement for the upcoming season.On Sept. 21, 2016, the eighth annual tour visited Detroit Public Safety Headquarters, Flint Urban Safety Corps, Wesley School –Muskegon and U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Traverse City.DETROIT RED WINGS TRAINING CAMPFor 18 years, the Red Wings have called Traverse City home for Development Camp, the NHL Prospect Tournament andTraining Camp.Each season, the team is proud to participate in the Training Camp Golf Classic, supporting Involved Citizens Enterprises, anonprofit organization providing affordable skating programs to Northern Michigan. 8

RED WINGS FOR RED KETTLES CAMPAIGN Red Wings alumni Chris Chelios, Kris Draper and Chris Osgood joined Ken Holland, Jeff Blashill, Justin Abdelkader, Darren Helm, Luke Glendening and Anthony Mantha throughout metro Detroit on Dec. 16, 2016, to raise $23,083 during a two-hour span for The Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign. Since 2005, the Red Wings have raised more than $145,000 to locally benefit The Salvation Army. HOMETOWN HOLIDAY ASSIST PRESENTED BY MEIJER & WARRIOR HOCKEY On Dec. 8, 2016, Red Wings players, Lady Wings members, Meijer and Warrior Hockey provided the ultimate holiday surprise to a group of youth hockey players from Detroit’s Jack Adams Memorial Arena. After joining the Red Wings players and Lady Wings to select gifts for Children’s Hospital of Michigan’s SNOWPILE program, the children were surprised with their own Meijer shopping spree and brand new Warrior hockey equipment.9

RED WINGS PLAYER & COACH OUTREACHRed Wings players and coaches dedicated more than 800 hours during the 2016-17 season toward supporting metro Detroit.Coach Jeff Blashill, as well as every player on the Red Wings’ roster, has chosen to personally align with charitable endeavorsthat lift the community every day. Through game day ticket programs, meet & greets and personal fundraising for a cause, theRed Wings are committed to supporting our community.LADY WINGS IN THE COMMUNITYThe Lady Wings organization is a group of wives, fiancés and girlfriends of Red Wings players, coaches and front officestaff. Throughout the year, members of the Lady Wings participate in charitable functions and community service projectsthroughout metro Detroit.In 2016-17, the Lady Wings provided support to a variety of organizations, including Alternatives For Girls, Jack AdamsMemorial Arena, Children’s Hospital of Michigan and Catholic Charities - Flint. 10

SMOKE DETECTOR COLLECTION DRIVE PRESENTED BY COMERICA BANK As part of the 15th Annual Smoke Detector Collection Drive, the Red Wings, Comerica Bank and captain Henrik Zetterberg encouraged fans to bring smoke detectors to Joe Louis Arena on Jan. 14, 2017. The Zetterberg Foundation generously contributed more than $8,000 to ensure 2,500-plus smoke detectors were delivered to local fire departments across Michigan. HOLIDAY COLLECTION DRIVES The Red Wings encouraged fans to donate much-needed items in support of local charities throughout the 2016-17 season. During the holidays, food and toys become popular donation items from fans. Throughout the Farewell Season at The Joe, Red Wings fans donated more than 1,200 pounds of food to Forgotten Harvest, and donated $3,200 and 326 toys to the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation.11

RED WINGS WISH CLUBThe Red Wings partnered with the Children’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation to offer the Red Wings Wish Club at Joe LouisArena. For a small monetary donation, fans had their birthday, anniversary, graduation wish or marriage proposal displayed onthe video board at The Joe.The program provided nearly $20,000 during the 2016-17 season to support life-enhancing initiatives administered by theChildren’s Hospital of Michigan Foundation.RED WINGS EXPERIENCE PRESENTED BY COCA-COLAThe Red Wings Experience presented by Coca-Cola was established as an opportunity to bring the excitement of Red Wingshockey to the community. Throughout the Farewell Season at The Joe, fans enjoyed the Red Wings Experience presented byCoca-Cola during dozens of events across Michigan. 12

CHARITABLE DONATIONS The Red Wings are proud to provide annual support to hundreds of nonprofit organizations throughout Michigan, as well as parts of Ohio and Canada. During the 2016-17 season, the Red Wings donated more than 1,800 autographed items to assist nonprofit organizations with fundraising efforts. In addition, Red Wings Season Ticket Holders donated more than $32,000 in game tickets to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Detroit and the Veteran Tickets Foundation. WISHES & FAN EXPERIENCES Throughout each season, the Red Wings grant the wishes of fans young and old to see their beloved team. During the 2016- 17 season, dozens of fans received an opportunity of a lifetime on behalf of the Red Wings, including a special Make-A-Wish experience at the 2017 NHL Centennial Classic in Toronto.13

JACK ADAMS MEMORIAL ARENAJack Adams Memorial Arena is Detroit’s only current indoor, public ice skating and hockey venue. Named after former RedWings coach and general manager Jack Adams, the arena hosts in-house leagues and introduction-to-hockey programs forchildren, ages 3-12.The Red Wings and our partners, including Allstate and Warrior Hockey, teamed up to support a variety of restoration activitiesat the arena in northwest Detroit. These efforts have amounted to thousands of dollars in financial and in-kind support for thearena. 14

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT The Detroit Red Wings provide unique opportunities that engage and develop youth throughout Michigan. Harnessing the power of hockey to support our community, the Red Wings interacted with more than 71,000 children during the 2016-17 season, supporting the next generation of Detroit Red Wings players and fans.15

ACADEMICS THROUGH HOCKEYNHL FUTURE GOALS PROGRAMIn the 2016-17 school year, more than 21,000 students across Michigan participated in the NHL Future Goals program. Createdin 2014 to spark elementary & middle school student interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, Future Goalsutilizes the sport of hockey to provide real-world applications of both concepts and career opportunities. 16

RED WINGS FOR READING PRESENTED BY MICHIGAN EDUCATION SAVINGS PROGRAM For the fifth consecutive season, Red Wings forward Justin Abdelkader teamed up with Michigan Education Savings Program to present the Red Wings for Reading program, which encourages Michigan elementary school students to read for fun outside the classroom. More than 900 students from 245 elementary schools across Michigan participated in 2016-17, totaling nearly 15,000 minutes read. Students from Ralya Elementary in Haslett, Mich., submitted the highest percentage of program entries during the Farewell Season at The Joe, earning a $2,500 school library upgrade and the opportunity to have Abdelkader make a visit to the school and read to the winning students.17

HIGH SCHOOL MEDIA DAY PRESENTED BY MICHIGAN OFFICE SOLUTIONSOn March 23, 2017, more than 50 high school students throughout Michigan visited Joe Louis Arena for the Red Wings’ annualHigh School Media Day, presented by Michigan Office Solutions.Participants received a behind-the-scenes look into the sports and entertainment industry through a Q&A session with localmedia members, Olympia Entertainment executives and coach Jeff Blashill. Harbor Beach High School, Dearborn High Schooland Olivet High School received $10,000 in grants as winners of the annual High School Media Day essay contest. 18

HOCKEY INTRODUCTION & EDUCATION THE SALVATION ARMY STRIVE FLOOR HOCKEY PROGRAM Reintroduced by the Red Wings and The Salvation Army in 2017, the STRIVE (Student Training for Integrity, Vitality and Education) floor hockey program taught the basics of the sport of hockey, team building skills and positive sportsmanship behavior to more than 60 children ages 8-12 in southeastern Michigan.19

LITTLE WINGS LEARN TO PLAY PROGRAMThe Little Wings program returned in 2016-17 to provide more than 550 children ages 5-8 with six one-hour sessions of on-iceinstruction and a full set of Little Wings-branded hockey equipment for an affordable cost.Developed with the help of experts from USA Hockey and Hockey Canada, this Learn to Play initiative aims to be the goldstandard for youth hockey programs with the goal of inspiring more families to join the hockey community. 20

DETROIT RED WINGS YOUTH HOCKEY CAMP The annual Red Wings Youth Hockey Camp returned to Joe Louis Arena in August 2016, giving a record 305 aspiring hockey players ages 6-16 the opportunity to receive instruction from current Red Wings forwards Andreas Athanasiou, Luke Glendening and Riley Sheahan, as well as four-time Stanley Cup champion Kirk Maltby and former Red Wings goaltending coach Jim Bedard. STREET HOCKEY SUMMER TOUR PRESENTED BY MEIJER In July 2016, the Red Wings and Meijer hosted the inaugural Street Hockey Summer Tour, which provided free hockey clinics for children ages 7-12 in Meijer parking lots throughout Michigan. Almost 800 enthusiastic children participated in 10 cities across the state including Grand Rapids, Mount Pleasant, Lansing and Ann Arbor.21

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DETROIT RED WINGS FOUNDATION MISSION: The Detroit Red Wings Foundation, an affiliate of Ilitch Charities, is committed to providing funds and resources to worthy causes that contribute to the growth of the sport of hockey.23

PROGRAMSDETROIT RED WINGS SCHOOL ASSEMBLY PROGRAMThe Red Wings School Assembly Program partnered with the Detroit Red Wings Foundation, Michigan Education SavingsProgram, Kroger of Michigan and the Ross Initiative in Sports for Equality to introduce the sport of hockey to 115 elementaryschools and more than 44,000 students in 2016-17, while also encouraging students to live a healthy and active lifestyle,educating students on saving money for college and the importance of respecting each other.Since 2010, the high-energy School Assembly Team has delivered its message to more than 735 schools, reaching more than350,000 students. In addition to the valuable lessons, each school also receives two full sets of Red Wings-branded floorhockey equipment, provided by the Detroit Red Wings Foundation, and every student receives an educational Red Wings folder,information for parents on college savings strategies and a healthy eating cookbook. 24

MICHIGAN AMATEUR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION TRY HOCKEY FOR FREE PROGRAM The Detroit Red Wings Foundation partnered with the Michigan Amateur Hockey Association again in 2016-17 to provide 19 Try Hockey for Free clinics for more than 750 children ages 4-9 throughout Michigan. The program introduces children to the basic hockey skills of skating, puck handling and shooting through complimentary, hour-long clinics designed to grow the sport of hockey in Michigan.25

SIGNATURE FUNDRAISERSTOAST OF HOCKEYTOWNThe Detroit Red Wings Foundation bid farewell to Joe Louis Arena at the 17th annual Toast of Hockeytown on Nov. 16, 2016. Theevent provided guests with unparalleled access to Red Wings players, local culinary delights and craft beverages while raisingsignificant funds to benefit the Detroit Red Wings Foundation.The Toast of Hockeytown, which is the Detroit Red Wings Foundation’s biggest fundraising event every season, featured livemusic, more than 50 different wine selections, culinary samples from several local restaurants, silent and live auctions and more. 26

RAFFLE BENEFICIARIES WHEELCHAIR HOCKEY LEAGUE • FAR THERAPEUTIC ARTS AND RECREATION THE PINK FUND • AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY NATIONAL POLISH-AMERICAN SPORTS HALL OF FAME MICHIGAN VETERANS FOUNDATION • VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA MICHIGAN FORGOTTEN HARVEST • MICHIGAN LADY ICE HAWKS • DETROIT PAL BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT OLD NEWSBOYS’ GOODFELLOW FUND OF DETROIT GILDA’S CLUB DETROIT • ZETTERBERG FOUNDATION • MAKE-A-WISH MICHIGAN AUTISM ALLIANCE OF MICHIGAN • MARINERS INN • CLARK PARK COALITION MICHIGAN SPORTS HALL OF FAME • BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA GREAT LAKES FSC JUVENILE DIABETES RESEARCH FOUNDATION • SOUTH OAKLAND SHELTER 50/50 CHARITY RAFFLE The Detroit Red Wings Foundation’s 50/50 Charity Raffle program provides nonprofit organizations an opportunity to raise funds by selling raffle tickets during select Red Wings home games. After each raffle, one lucky Red Wings fan wins 50 percent of the proceeds, while a portion of the remaining proceeds benefit the partner charity and the Detroit Red Wings Foundation. In 2016-17, the 50/50 Charity Raffle raised more than $300,000 for the Detroit Red Wings Foundation and nonprofit organizations throughout Michigan.27

AUTOGRAPHS FOR A CAUSEAutographs for a Cause supports charitable organizations close to the hearts of Red Wings players, in partnership with theDetroit Red Wings Foundation. Through this program, fans are invited to send hockey cards and/or photos for Red Wingsplayers to autograph in exchange for a donation to benefit the player’s charity of choice.During the 2016-17 season, every Red Wings player participated in the program and helped raise over $18,000 for nonprofitorganizations throughout the state of Michigan. 28

MOTORCITY CASINO HOTEL’S ANNUAL RED WINGS CHARITY POKER TOURNAMENT On Feb. 6, 2017, fans had an opportunity to go head to head with Red Wings players and alumni in a game of Texas Hold ‘Em at MotorCity Casino Hotel’s annual Red Wings Charity Poker Tournament, benefiting the Detroit Red Wings Foundation. The 108 participants joined 12 current and former Red Wings players for a silent auction and strolling dinner reception at MotorCity Casino Hotel before taking their shot at the $5,000 tournament grand prize. TIM HORTONS “I LOVE THE RED WINGS” DONUTS The Tim Hortons “I Love the Red Wings” Donuts continued to be a fan favorite this season as the Red Wings-themed donut made its return to participating Michigan restaurants from March 24 - April 7, 2017. Red Wings forward Dylan Larkin helped promote the special-edition donut by serving guests at a Tim Hortons restaurant during the promotion. The annual two-week sale resulted in Tim Hortons donating thousands of dollars in proceeds to support the Detroit Red Wings Foundation.29

PAINT THE ICE EVENTIn celebration of the Farewell Season at The Joe, the Detroit Red WingsFoundation held the first-ever public Paint the Ice event at Joe LouisArena on May 10, 2017. The family friendly event provided an opportunityfor fans young and old to paint a personal message or work of art on theiconic Joe Louis Arena ice surface.More than 1,100 Red Wings fans participated in the event, affectionatelybidding farewell to The Joe one last time. 30

OLYMPIA ENTERTAINMENT Beyond hosting world-class entertainment in The District Detroit, Olympia Entertainment is committed to supporting the community. In 2016-17, Olympia Entertainment supported a variety of initiatives in metro Detroit, donating more than $10,000 in concert and event tickets to nearly 90 nonprofit organizations. In addition, the organization brightened the day for patients and their families at Children’s Hospital of Michigan and Beaumont Children’s Hospital with visits from Sesame Street’s Elmo and Grover. Olympia Entertainment’s community impact continued to grow in 2016-17 through the organization of volunteer efforts during the Horizon League Basketball Championships at Joe Louis Arena. Hundreds of student- athletes, coaches and spirit squad members from every Horizon League school volunteered at various locations throughout metro Detroit, including Detroit Rescue Mission Ministries, Arts & Scraps, Children’s Hospital of Michigan, Michigan Science Center and more.31

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THE DISTRICT DETROIT Not only is The District Detroit creating a world-class sports and entertainment district, but it’s also supporting the local community. In 2016-17, The District Detroit continued offering local Cass Tech High School students a 10-week paid internship within Ilitch Holdings companies, created employment opportunities for hundreds of Detroiters through job fairs and ongoing partnerships with skilled trades apprenticeship programs and remained committed to being Michigan Made - Detroit Built. The District Detroit is one of the largest sports and entertainment developments in the country. Located in the heart of Detroit, this 50-block, mixed-use development led by the Ilitch organization unites eight world-class theaters, five neighborhoods and three professional sports venues in one vibrant, walkable destination for people who want to live, work and play in an exciting urban environment. Home to the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Pistons and Detroit Lions — The District Detroit represents the greatest density of professional sports teams in one downtown core in the country.33

HOW TO REACH US AUTOGRAPHS FOR A CAUSE:DONATION REQUESTS: Autographs for a Cause is a program that supports charitable organizations close to the hearts of Red Wings players, inEvery year, the Red Wings donate autographed items to partnership with the Detroit Red Wings Foundation. Throughhundreds of local nonprofit organizations to assist with this program, fans are invited to mail hockey cards and/fundraising efforts. For more information about donation or photos to our players for an autograph in exchange for apolicies and procedures, or to submit a request, visit donation to benefit the player’s charity of choice. For moreDetroitRedWings.com/Donations. information, visit DetroitRedWings.com/Autographs.TICKET FUNDRAISING PROGRAM: SUPPORT THE DETROIT RED WINGS FOUNDATION:Schools and nonprofit organizations have an opportunityto raise much-needed funds through the Red Wings Ticket The Detroit Red Wings Foundation proudly acceptsFundraising program. A limited number of group tickets donations from fans wishing to support the cause. If youare available for home games, as well as other events, with would like to make a monetary donation to the Detroita portion of the proceeds benefiting local organizations. Red Wings Foundation, please call 313-471-7579 or visitFor more information, contact the Red Wings Group Sales DetroitRedWings.com/Foundation.Department at 313-471-7574. STAY CONNECTED:RED WINGS WISH CLUB SCOREBOARDMESSAGES: Facebook.com/DetroitRedWingsThe Red Wings offer a select number of scoreboard @DetroitRedWingsmessages for fans during every home game as part of theRed Wings Wish Club. For a small donation to the Detroit Red @DRWCommunity & @DetroitRedWingsWings Foundation, fans can have their birthday, anniversary,graduation wish or marriage proposal displayed on the video OfficialDRWboard during Red Wings home games. For more information,visit DetroitRedWings.com/WishClub. COMMUNITY RELATIONS & DETROIT RED WINGS FOUNDATION STAFF:DETROIT RED WINGS KIDS CLUB: Kevin Brown Director of Community Relations & Calling all parents! Sign up your child today for the officialRed Wings Kids Club. Members receive exclusive Red Wings Detroit Red Wings Foundationgifts, entry into monthly prize drawings, opportunities toattend exclusive Red Wings events and more. For more Anne Bowlby Community Relations Managerinformation, visit DetroitRedWings.com/KidsClub. Merideth Gokey Community Relations Coordinator Kelsey Rentner Coordinator, Detroit Red Wings Foundation Rachael Hille Community Relations Assistant For more information about the Red Wings’ charitable efforts, visit DetroitRedWings.com/Community. 34