Fans are invited to bring new stuffed animals or winter wear (toques, gloves, scarves, and socks) to the game
The Teddy Bear Toss returns to the GFL ice this Saturday, Nov. 30, when the Soo Greyhounds take on the North Bay Battalion.
All collected teddy bears will be donated to Christmas Cheer. A bus will also be parked by the main entrance of the GFL to collect donations of toys and winter wear as part of the Stuff-a-Bus portion of the evening. One of the most heartwarming traditions in hockey, the Teddy Bear Toss, returns to the GFL Memorial Gardens this Saturday, Nov. 30, when the Soo Greyhounds host the North Bay Battalion.
For the Stuff-a-Bus portion of the event, a bus will be parked out from of the main entrance prior to the game to collect donations of toys and winter wear.
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