Pucks for Autism Organization Returns to Nashville
Pucks for Autism, an organization that hosts hockey events to raise awareness and support for those with autism, will play a charity game at Bridgestone Arena.
The game will take place at the home of the Nashville Predators, with support from the Predators organization, including some players who will participate in the game alongside athletes with autism.
This is much more than just a passion project surrounding the sport.
As Pucks for Autism President Shawn Pfeiffer explained, the organization's goal is to provide a platform for athletes with autism to enjoy the game they love.
- Pucks for Autism will visit Nashville for the third year
- The charity game will be held at Bridgestone Arena
- The organization aims to raise awareness and support for those with autism
Author's summary: Pucks for Autism returns to Nashville for a charity game.
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