“Face-Off Against Kids Cancer” is a program that pairs RoadRunners’ players with 20 children from across Arizona who suffer from pediatric cancer. Throughout the season, the players and children participate in a series of social events with the hopes of creating a lasting relationship and increased awareness about childhood cancer in the community. Since the program’s inception in 2006-07, the RoadRunners have raised a total of $29,400 in the fight against pediatric cancer. Originated by the Mississippi Sea Wolves Hockey Club of the ECHL in 2003 and later duplicated by both the Atlantic City (N.J.) Boardwalk Bullies Hockey Club and the Fresno Falcons Hockey Club of the ECHL, “Face-Off Against Kids Cancer” has touched hundred of lives and raised thousands of dollars in the fight against cancer.  The RoadRunners would also like to recognize and thank Dad's Catering, the Phoenix Zoo, Cold Stone Creamery, the Alltel Ice Den, XP Events, Evolution Custom Cycles, and Peter Piper Pizza for their support of the "Face-Off Against Kids Cancer".

OTHER COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

SLAP SHOT FOR KIDS Score a goal for the Valley's underpriviledged youth by providing kids with the gift of game with a ticket to the RoadRunners. As a way of showin gour appreciation for your generosity, we are giving you the recognition you deserve to show our fans how you are delivering an assist to kids. We will recognize your contribution during our game day festivities and on our website. Our vision is to share this special opportunity with more than 500 kids per game. We can only achieve this goal with your help and support. Please visit http://www.phxroadrunners.com/tickets/slapshot/ for more information on the different packages.

FAITH AND FAMILY NIGHT Package inlcudes - One (1) game ticket, One (1) Phoenix RoadRunners Foam Finger, and access to a pre-game and post-game concert all for the unbelievable price of $15. For more information visit http://www.phxroadrunners.com/tickets/faith/.

APPEARANCES/DONATIONS Phoenix RoadRunners’ players and mascot “Rocky RoadRunner” are available for appearances year-round throughout the Valley and are often seen visiting schools, hospitals, and other area businesses. Whether it’s a fundraiser or a charity event, the RoadRunners organization is committed to being a part of the greater Phoenix community. The RoadRunners are also happy to donate tickets, prizes, and promotional items to various charity and non-profit organizations. Please send a written request to the Public Relations Department either by fax at (602) 379-7511 or by mail to: Phoenix RoadRunners Hockey 201 E Jefferson Street Phoenix, AZ 85004 Attention: Public Relations Department

PHOENIX ROADRUNNERS SPEAKER’S BUREAU The Phoenix RoadRunners offer area businesses, schools, and community organizations the chance to host a RoadRunners’ player, coach, or front office member as a featured guest speaker at their event. Please contact (602) 379-7870 for more information.

2006-07: The Phoenix RoadRunners donated $75,811 in cash, tickets, and memorabilia druing the 2006-07 season to local non-profit organizations throughout Arizona.  Highlighting the RoadRunners fundraising efforts was the organization's inaugural "Face-Off Against Kids Cancer", a three-month event culminated by a live jersey auction that raised nearly $20,000 for the Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Phoenix Children's Hospital and Caps For Kids.  The RoadRunners also raised $6,000 through their first ever Corporate Hat-Trick Program.  The RoadRunners' Corporate Hat-Trick Program allows Phoenix area businesses to send underprivileged boys and girls in the community to RoadRunners' home games.  In their first two seasons, the RoadRunners have raised a total of $208,470 for local charities.

2005-06: In their inaugural ECHL season, the Phoenix RoadRunners were able to donate $132,659 in cash, tickets, and memorabilia to local non-profit organizations throughout Arizona. Highlighting the RoadRunners fundraising efforts was the grand Hockey Night in Phoenix event held on April 19, 2005 at US Airways Center. The game, which featured NHL stars from past and present including Jeremy Roenick, Luc Robitaille, and RoadRunners President Claude Lemieux, raised $57,000 for local youth hockey associations and charities. The RoadRunners also raised $17,199 during their inaugural Harley Night Jersey Auction and Celebrity Waiters and Casino Night events in April to benefit Phoenix HOG Charities and the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Arizona. The top selling jersey of the night belonged to center Shawn Snider, whose #10 sweater was purchased for $4,500. Other fundraising events included the first annual “Teddy Bear Toss” that benefited the Maricopa County Head Start Program, the welcoming of the Stanley Cup Tour to Phoenix, and both the “Phoenix Suns-themed” and “RoadRunners Retro” game-worn jersey auctions.