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Every Sens Win This Season Will Now Help Kids at CHEO

There is nothing quite like the roar at Canadian Tire Centre when the Senators light the lamp, and this season every single win is about to mean even more for families across Ottawa.

A Pledge Worth Cheering For

Senators stars Tim Stützle and Thomas Chabot have announced they will personally donate $1,872 to CHEO for every Senators win this season. The number is a nod to the team’s founding year, and it turns every goal, every save, and every final buzzer into something bigger than the scoreboard.

Why CHEO

CHEO has long been one of the city’s most beloved institutions, caring for kids and families from across the region. By tying their giving directly to on-ice success, Stützle and Chabot are giving Ottawa fans one more reason to pack the arena and cheer a little louder, knowing a win does double duty for the community.

A Season to Watch Closely

With the Senators having opened the season on the road against the Boston Bruins, including a goal from Stützle with an assist from Chabot, fans will be watching the standings with extra interest all winter long. Every point in the win column now carries a dollar figure attached to it, and that is the kind of math Ottawa sports fans can get behind.

How to Follow Along

Senators fans looking to track the impact can simply follow the team’s results through the season. As the wins add up, so will the total headed to CHEO, making this one hockey season where supporting the local team and supporting local kids go hand in hand.

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