Rangers Welcome Knights for Don Cameron Potato Night Event
The Kitchener Rangers will host the London Knights for a notable event known as Don Cameron Potato Night at The Aud on Tuesday. This special evening honors the esteemed broadcaster Don Cameron, who dedicated over 50 years to covering the Rangers. The occasion also serves to raise funds and collect potatoes for the House of Friendship, a local charity.
Don Cameron’s Legacy
Rangers COO Joe Birch highlighted the significance of this night. He stated, “The Don Cameron Potato Night is a powerful reminder of the impact our fans can have when they come together.” This annual event has become an essential part of the community outreach efforts undertaken by the Rangers.
History of the Event
The annual food and funds drive was initiated by Cameron in 1996. He encouraged fans to bring potatoes, a tribute to his home province of Prince Edward Island. The aim was to bolster local charitable initiatives at the House of Friendship.
- First event: 1996
- Years celebrated: 29th edition this year
- Cameron’s passing: 2018
Game Details
During this event, the Rangers will battle the Knights for the second time in under a week. Previously, the Rangers secured a thrilling 4-3 victory in overtime against the Knights at Canada Life Place last Wednesday. Fans can catch all the action on 570 NewsRadio with coverage starting at 6:30 p.m.
This event not only honors a beloved figure in hockey broadcasting but also unites the community through charitable giving. Join the Rangers at The Aud for a night of hockey and heartwarming remembrance.
