2008-09 Report to the Community

2008-09 Report to the Community
Community Assists
Highlights from the 2008-09 season
• The St. Louis Blues 14 Fund partnered with Ranken Jordan - A Pediatric
Specialty Hospital to open the Blues Fan Zone at the hospital.
• Nearly 8,000 students participated in the Blues Bookworms Reading Program.
• 1,270 fans joined the Blues to Race for a Cure and raised more than
$47,000.
• More than $60,000 was raised during Blues games throughout the season
for area non-profit organizations through special sales, collections and silent
auctions.
• Community Ticket Programs made it possible for thousands of guests from
area non-profits to attend a game.
• The Blues dedicated a TV broadcast on Fox Sports Midwest and contributed
$75,000 to support the United Way of Greater St. Louis.
2008-09 Grant Recipients
The St. Louis Blues 14 Fund, the charitable trust of the St. Louis Blues, has a mission to positively impact
programs and services that improve the health and wellness of youth in the St. Louis area.
The trust was created in 1998 to honor former Blues player Doug Wickenheiser, #14, who passed
away from a long battle with cancer in early 1999. Originally named The Fourteen Fund, the St. Louis
Blues name and logo was incorporated into the name and logo of the trust in 2007.
The Blues 14 Fund focuses on four areas of giving, which include cancer care and awareness, health
and wellness, education and youth hockey development. Thanks to the commitment of Blues players,
alumni, volunteers and fans, the St. Louis Blues 14 Fund has contributed nearly $1.5 million to the
St. Louis community since its inception.
American Diabetes Association • Annie’s Hope • Angels’ Arms •
Central Institute for the Deaf • Delta Gamma Center for Children
with Visual Impairments • Disabled Athlete Sports Association •
Diversity Awareness Partnership • Ranken Jordan - A Pediatric
Specialty Hospital • Friends of Kids with Cancer • Girls on the
Run • H.I.S. K.I.D.S. • Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Club • Life
Skills Foundation • Missouri Hockey Association • St. Louis
Cyclones Girls Hockey Program •
St. Joseph Institute for the Deaf •
The Magic House
Special thanks to the
members of the Board of
Trustees for their time and
dedication to the
St. Louis Blues 14 Fund.
Bruce Affleck
St. Louis Blues
John Davidson
St. Louis Blues
Dennis Hennessy
Hawthorne Financial
Peter McLoughlin
St. Louis Blues
Chris Moloney
Scottrade, Inc.
Tom Stillman
St. Louis Blues
Jim Woodcock
Fleishman-Hillard
During the 2008-09 season, the St. Louis Blues and St. Louis Blues
14 Fund contributed more than $580,000 to local non-profit
organizations through grants, in-game fundraising activities, designated
giving programs, and support of special events.
Blues Fan Zone at
Ranken Jordan A Pediatric Specialty Hospital
The Blues 14 Fund is proud to partner with Ranken Jordan - A Pediatric Specialty Hospital to create
the Fan Zone, a hockey-themed area inside the hospital's Pediatric Services Gym. It was designed to
give children an escape from the battles they face each day, allowing them to decorate their own Blues
pennant and play with hockey toys that promote emotional and cognitive development. The Fan Zone
opened in 2008 and was made possible by a $200,000 donation from the Blues 14 Fund.
During the season, the Blues hosted several watch parties for children and families of Ranken Jordan
in the Fan Zone. In addition to cheering the Blues on, guests enjoyed food, face painting, and special
visits from injured Blues players and Louie.
Ranken Jordan – A Pediatric Specialty Hospital is one of a handful of hospitals in the country that
provide rehabilitation and sub-acute medical treatment for children regardless of their family’s ability to pay. For children with complex medical conditions, such as brain injuries or complications due
to premature birth, Ranken Jordan helps bridge the gap between traditional hospital treatment and
going home. Ranken Jordan offers care through a 34-bed inpatient program and several outpatient
programs, including outpatient therapy, intensive day treatment and a comprehensive orthopedic/
rehabilitation clinic. For more information, call 314-872-6400, email AskRJ@rankenjordan.org or visit
www.rankenjordan.org.
Thank you for playing hockeybox with us.
We hope you come back to the hospital.
-Ranken Jordan patient
Power Play for
United Way
The St. Louis Blues were proud to once again partner with the United Way of Greater St. Louis to
support the 2008 campaign through a $75,000 charitable donation made possible by players,
executives and staff; and a special Power Play for United Way Night that included a dedicated TV
broadcast on Fox Sports Midwest. The Blues also supported the United Way's efforts with a
month-long promotion during Blues broadcasts and in-game features.
A variety of in-game activities supported Power Play for United Way Night including a United Way
national anthem singer, an intermission message to fans from United Way campaign co-chair Doug
Albrecht, special silent auction and mystery bags sales, and player PSA messages on the jumbotron.
The special telecast featured traditional game coverage, with breaks dedicated to the United Way. Fans
at home heard from community leaders in support of the United Way, and community members who
have been helped by United Way. The Blues donated the evening's broadcast to the United Way of
Greater St. Louis in an effort to help the organization reach its annual $65.5 million fundraising goal.
Through its funding of nearly 200 health and human service agencies, United Way helps more than
one million people a year throughout a 16-county area in Missouri and Illinois. For more information
or to give a gift to United Way, please visit www.stl.unitedway.org.
08 Campaign Co
Doug Albrecht - 20
-Chair
The Blues donated
$75,000 as part
of Power Play for
United Way.
St. Louis Blues 14 Fund Golf Classic
Blues players, coaches, executives and alumni joined together for a good cause at the 2nd Annual
St. Louis Blues 14 Fund Golf Classic in October. Foursomes enjoyed 18 holes of golf with two Blues
celebrities in a six-person scramble at Meadowbrook Country Club. Golfers received a special Blues
gift, and had the chance to play one hole with Dave Checketts, Blues Owner and Chairman. The day
also included lunch, silent and live auctions, and an awards reception.
During the awards reception, Blues
alumni Jim Roberts and business
executive Tony Ponturo were awarded
the Barclay Plager Spirit Award. In
honor of former Blues player Barclay
Plager, the St. Louis Blues present a
special award at the reception to a Blues
alumni and a member of the St. Louis
community, both of whom exemplify the
loyalty, pride and passion that Barc had
for the game and for St. Louis.
Special thanks to
Bruce Rubin
St. Louis Blues Casino Night
More than 200 people braved the snowy January weather to enjoy a tropical paradise at the 2nd
Annual St. Louis Blues Casino Night, "Cheeseburgers & A Pair 'O Dice," presented by United Fruit &
Produce. The floor of the Scottrade Center was transformed into a Margaritaville-style paradise and
casino to raise money for the Blues
14 Fund and Ranken Jordan –
A Pediatric Specialty Hospital.
Fans and Blues players arrived in
their Hawaiian shirts and flip flops
to enjoy an evening of casino-style
games, food stations, live music and
unique auctions.
The entire Blues team mingled with
guests while serving as dealers
at games such as blackjack, roulette
and craps.
Special thanks to
presenting sponsor
&
Dream Night with the Blues
To Benefit Dream Factory
The 14th annual Dream Night with the Blues sold out for the first time ever and
offered more than 500 fans the chance to meet and play games with Blues
players. Players participated in game stations, such as Wii and foosball, and
autograph and photo stations.
The Dream Factory is a local nonprofit organization
working to turn the dreams of seriously ill children into
realities. The Dream Factory has no paid employees
and more than $0.92 of every dollar contributed to the
organization goes directly toward granting dreams for
children in the St. Louis Metropolitan Area.
Andy McDonald
Andy McDonald
Dream Night with the
Blues has raised more than
$350,000 for Dream
Factory since it began.
Special thanks to presenting sponsor
Special Appearances
FANfest
During this pre-season event nearly 6,500 fans came out to watch scrimmages, meet their favorite
players, and see the new Blues' third jersey. Blues fans also had a chance to appear in the opening
video for the 2008-09 season, and enjoy other free activities on the concourse.
Blues Breakfast Forum
More than 400 fans attended the annual breakfast with Blues players at the Missouri Athletic Club in
October. The program featured an introduction of the entire team and a discussion of the upcoming
season with Blues management, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the St. Louis Blues 14 Fund.
Silent Auctions & Holiday Fundraisers
The St. Louis Blues 14 Fund hosted silent auctions
and holiday-themed fundraisers at select home games
throughout the season. Silent auctions included
autographed Blues memorabilia such as sticks, pucks,
jerseys and game-used equipment.
The annual Festival of Trees and Be My Valentine
Auction are special holiday fundraisers, where fans have
the chance to bid on items donated by players and their
families. Fans also had the chance to purchase themed
pucks autographed by Blues players at the Halloween
Puck Patch and Luck of the Puck. Silent auction and
holiday fundraisers raised a total of more than $70,000
this season to support the St. Louis Blues 14 Fund and
other area organizations.
Education
Blues Bookworms Reading Program presented by
The Blues Bookworms Reading Program is a literary initiative to encourage students in grades K – 6
to spend more of their leisure time reading. The free program is available to students in the greater
metropolitan St. Louis area and runs from October to January.
During the 2008-09 season, nearly 8,000 students in 300 classrooms around the Greater St. Louis
area participated. Many students met their goal and earned a free ticket to Blues Bookworms Night
in March. Blues players also visited classrooms throughout the season to read and talk with students
participating in the program.
Newspapers in Education - Hat Trick for Health
The St. Louis Blues partnered with the St. Louis Post-Dispatch for the Newspapers In Education – Hat
Trick for Health Program. The eight-week program provided free newspapers for the 21,500 students
that participated. The newspapers featured a health-related article about a Blues player or trainer
each week to supplement a weekly workbook lesson.
KidSmart School Supply Drive
The Blues and captain Eric Brewer teamed up
with KidSmart, a local organization that provides
school supplies for area students in need, for the
first-ever KidSmart School Supply Drive in February.
Volunteers collected more than 4,000 donated
school supplies at entrances before the game, and
$8,000 was raised through a special silent auction
and brown bag sale. In addition, Eric Brewer and
his wife Rebecca, hosted KidSmart’s Angel Character
Award winners in a Club level suite during the game.
Youth Hockey
Learn to Play Programs
The St. Louis Blues 14 Fund awarded $80,000 in cash grants to the St. Louis Missouri Hockey
Youth Division to support youth learn to play programs. Youth hockey organizations that received
funding included Affton Americans Hockey, Chesterfield Hockey Association, Kirkwood Youth
Hockey Association, Meramec Sharks Hockey Club, St. Louis Rockets, St. Peters Spirit Hockey Club,
Southern Illinois Ice Hawks Hockey Association, Twin Bridges Lightning, and Springfield Youth Hockey
Association. Funds were used to offer prospective hockey players a low cost introduction to youth
hockey and also provided scholarships for qualified individuals.
Learn to play programs are designed to introduce children to the game of ice hockey through a series
of fun on-ice activities, with the average age range being from 5 – 10 years old. Players receive
skating instruction, introduction to puck handling and other ice hockey basics. To find the organization
near you, please contact the Missouri Hockey Youth Division at (314) 842-6466 or visit
www.mohockeyyd.org.
Rink Tour
Thousands of fans turned out to meet Blues
players at the annual rink tours in February.
Players signed autographs for fans at ten
area ice rinks, and many participated in
youth hockey practices. Participating rinks
included Affton, Fenton, Lindenwood,
Hardee's Ice Plex, East Alton, Kirkwood, U.S.
Ice Sports Complex, St. Peters, Shark Tank,
and Granite City.
Cancer Care and Awareness
Pediatric Cancer Awareness Night
The Blues partnered with Hinote's Heroes and St. Louis Children's Hospital to bring awareness to
pediatric cancer at a game in October. More than 50 children and their families from St. Louis
Children’s Hospital’s Pediatric Cancer Center had the opportunity to enjoy a pre-game party, and a
post-game meet and greet with Blues players. In addition, the night raised nearly $8,000 from fan
donations, a special silent auction and merchandise sales.
Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure®
& Pink at the Rink
For the third consecutive year, the Blues partnered with Fox
Sports Midwest for the Komen Race for the Cure in Downtown
St. Louis. This year Saint Louis University Hospital also
supported the team by involving employees and survivors
from their cancer center. This was the largest team yet, with
1,270 members raising more than $47,000 for breast cancer
research in 2009.
The Blues and Saint Louis University Hospital
also teamed up for Pink at the Rink during
a Blues game in October, raising nearly
$12,000 for Komen for the Cure through
special stick sales, a silent auction and a
special ticket offer. The Blues hosted breast
cancer survivors at the game, who also
participated in a survivor procession around
the concourse.
1,270 fans joined the
Blues and Fox Sports Midwest
to raise more than $47,000
for Komen Race for the Cure®.
Health and Wellness
Hospital Visits
Throughout the season the Blues visited children’s hospitals throughout the area. Players, coaches and
management, along with Louie, went room to room to meet children and their families. Players also
gave out Blues gifts and signed autographs during their visits.
American Red Cross Blood Drive
Nearly 600 people donated blood at the Blues annual blood drive, making it the most successful drive
yet. The drive was held at five locations across the Greater St. Louis Area and many fans were greeted
by Blues players. Blues General Manager Larry Pleau, and his wife Wendy, served as honorary chairs.
Shoot Against Hunger
Local scout troops collected more than 700 pounds of non-perishable food items and cash donations
during the annual Shoot Against Hunger game, to support the St. Louis Area Foodbank. All fans that
donated had the opportunity to go down onto the ice after the game to take a shot on goal.
McDonald’s Stick Night
The annual McDonald’s Stick Night gave fans the opportunity to win one of 20 game-used sticks and
to have it personally autographed by a player after the game. Volunteers sold scratch-off cards for $1
each and raised more than $9,000 to benefit the Ronald McDonald House.
Lydia's House
Blues wives and girlfriends supported Lydia's House in March by adopting an apartment. Lydia's House
provides safe, affordable transitional housing and serves as a place of healing for abused women and
their children. The ladies purchased household and decorative items for the apartment, and then spent
the day cleaning, decorating and adding all the special touches to make it a home.
Nearly 600 people
donated blood
at the Blues annual
blood drive.
Helping the Community
Jr. Blue for a Day
This season marked the first year for Jr. Blue for a Day, an honor for one boy and one girl who is
making a difference in the St. Louis community. The 2009 winners were Brian Ott, a 10-year-old who
has battled cancer for the last seven years, and Payton McDonnal, an eleven year old who lost her
sister Lauren to cancer in 2005. Both Brian and Payton are involved with Friends of Kids with Cancer
and have devoted their time to help children with cancer.
Brian and Payton, and their families, received a very
special day that included watching the morning
gameday skate, a contract signing with Blues Owner
and Chairman Dave Checketts, special visits from Blues
players and management, family photos on the ice at
Scottrade Center, and dinner and game tickets in a
Club Level suite.
Salute to Military Night
Operation Homefront volunteers collected more than 1,200 care package items and $1,400 in cash
donations at a Blues game in November. All items were sent to troops serving overseas, and fans also
had the opportunity to sign cards for soldiers to be sent with the packages.
Toys for Tots
Blues wives and families teamed up with the U.S. Marine Corps for the annual Toys for Tots collection.
Fans donated $3,600 in cash and more than 300 toys for area children in need.
Barkin’ for the Blues
Barret’s Buddies & David’s Dogs
The Blues held the first-ever Barkin' for the Blues Night
in January, raising nearly $13,000 for Stray Rescue of
St. Louis and the St. Charles Humane Society through
a silent auction, and “doggie bag” and raffle ticket
sales. The most popular part of the evening was the
special adoption area on the concourse, where fans
could meet puppies and dogs for adoption from these
organizations.
Barkin' for the Blues is part of Barret's Buddies and
David's Dogs, programs started by Blues players Barret
Jackman (Stray Rescue) and David Backes (St. Charles
Humane Society) to help neglected and abused
animals at these organizations.
Verizon Wireless Hopeline Phone Drive
Fans donated used cell phones, batteries, and other accessories at donation stations before a Blues
game. Donated items benefited Hopeline, a program that puts recycled wireless phones in the hands of
domestic violence victims.
Sharing the Game
Community Ticket Programs
The Fan-to-Fan and Kids Night Out programs allow our corporate partners, Season Ticket Holders,
the Blues organization and others to donate game tickets to more than 80 non-profit organizations
throughout Greater St. Louis. Through these ticket programs the St. Louis Blues 14 Fund donated
thousands of tickets, providing the chance for many children in the area to attend a Blues game.
Listed below are many of the organizations that participated in our Community Ticket Programs.
American Diabetes Association • American Red Cross • Angels' Arms • Big Brothers Big Sisters • BJC Hospice Pediatric Wings
Program • Boys Hope Girls Hope • Camp Rainbow • Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital • Central Institute for the Deaf •
Covenant House of Missouri • Delta Gamma Center for Children with Visual Impairments • Discovering Options • Diverstiy
Awareness Partnership • Do the Right Thing • Dream Factory • Family Resource Center • Friends of Kids with Cancer • Gateway
Locomotives • Girls on the Run • Grace Hill Settlement House • H.I.S. K.I.D.S. • Haven of Grace • Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls
Club • Humane Society of Missouri • Komen St. Louis • Life Skills • Lydia's House • Make-A-Wish • Mathews Dickey Boys & Girls
Club • Mentor St. Louis • Missouri School for the Blind • National Children's Cancer Society • Nurses for Newborns • Our Little
Haven • Progressive Youth Center • Pujols Family Foundation • Ranken Jordan - A Pediatric Specialty Hospital • Rebuilding
Together St. Louis • Ronald McDonald House • Special Olympics • St. Louis Children's Hospital • St. Louis Crisis Nursery •
St. Louis for Kids • The Joy Foundation • Variety, The Children's Charity of St. Louis • YWCA
Tkachuk’s Corner
For the second season, Keith Tkachuk and his wife Chantal, sponsored Tkachuk's Corner to provide
non-profit organizations with an opportunity to attend a Blues game. The Tkachuks generously
purchased 20 Plaza Level season tickets that were donated to local organizations that serve children
and families.
EJ’s Juniors
Erik Johnson teamed up with Northwestern Mutual – The Qualy Group this season for EJ's Juniors.
Through EJ's Juniors, children and families from select non-profit organizations enjoy a special night
at a Blues game in a penthouse suite. The suite was donated to a different non-profit organization for
every Blues home game.
Hockey is for Everyone
Sponsored by
AmerenUE and the St. Louis Blues teamed up for Hockey is for Everyone, a program that provides Blues
tickets to 600 children from four local charities to attend 12 games throughout the season. Prior to six
of the games, Blues coaches hosted a Chalk Talk and discussed hockey, teamwork and sportsmanship
with the kids. In addition, the children received a sweatshirt, hard hat and meal at the game.
Centene Community Nights
Centene Corporation hosted Centene Community Nights at 12 Blues games throughout the season.
Fifty children and families from local charities were invited to attend the game, enjoy dinner, and also
received a Centene and Blues hat. The charities were welcomed in-game and also received a live spot
on KMOX.
In-Kind Donations
The St. Louis Blues are proud to support local charitable organizations in their fundraising efforts
through in-kind donations of tickets, autographed merchandise and more. Listed below are some of
the recipients during the 2008-09 season.
Action 4 Autism
Alzheimer’s Association
American Cancer Society
American Diabetes Association
American Friends Service Committee
American Heart Association
American Parkinson Disease Association
American Red Cross
Angels' Arms
Animal House Fund
Army National Guard
Art Saint Louis
Arthritis Foundation
Association for the Protection
of Animals
Atonement Lutheran School
Avery Elementary School
Bayless School District
Belleville School District
Big Brothers Big Sisters
Bishop DuBourg High School
BJC Behavioral Health
Buddy Fund
Camp Hope
Campbell Montessori School
Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital
Carondelet Community Betterment Federation
Cathedral Grade School
Cedar Hill Elementary School
Center For Survivors of Torture and War Trauma
Central Institute for the Deaf
Children's Advocacy Center of
East Central Missouri
Collinsville High School
Columbus School
Community Counseling Center
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Delta Gamma Center for Children
with Visual Impairments
Disabled Athlete Sports Association
Diversity Awareness Partnership
Earth Angel Aviators
East Belleville YMCA
Edwardsville High School Band
Eureka High Onstage! Show Choir
Evangelical Children’s Home
Faithful Friends of St. Louis
Family Resource Center
Family Shield Ministries
Fire Fighters Association of
Missouri
Forder Elementary School
Friends of Kids with Cancer
Geri's Heart
Girls on the Run
Glen Carbon Elementary
H.I.S. K.I.D.S.
Habitat for
Humanity- Edwardsville
Hancock Place Middle School
Health Resources Center
Henry School
Herbert Hoover Boys & Girls Club
Incarnate Word Academy
Jonesburg Elementary
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International
Kehrs Mill Elementary School
Kids 4 Kids Foundation
Kids in the Middle
Lafayette Work Center
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
Life Skills
Lift For Life
Logos Alternative School
Lupus Foundation of America
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Maple Grove Elementary
Marquette Catholic High School
Mental Health Association of Greater St. Louis
Missouri Adoption Heart Gallery
Missouri Police Juvenile Officers Association
Missouri School for the Blind
Missouri Special Olympics
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
Muscular Dystrophy Association
National Bone Marrow Foundation
National Children's Cancer Society
National Kidney Foundation
New Life Evangelistic Center
Northwest St. Clair County Fire Protection District
Nurses for Newborns
Old Newsboys Day
Our Little Haven
PAIGE Foundation
Parkway Central High School
Parkway Early Childhood Center
Pattonville Education Foundation
PAW Stoppers Inc
Police Welfare Association
Primo Foundation
Progressive Youth Connection
Ranken Jordan - A Pediatric
Specialty Hospital
Ranken Technical School
Rebuilding Together St. Louis
Relay For Life
Ritenour School District
Ronald McDonald House
Room at the Inn
RTR/Deaf Community Center
Share - Pregnancy Loss
South Side Day Nursery
St. Baldrick's Foundation
St. Charles City-County Library Foundation
St. Charles Humane Society
St. Joseph Catholic School
St. Louis Arc Inc.
St. Louis Children's Hospital
St. Louis County Police Memorial
Golf Tournament
St. Louis Crisis Nursery
St. Louis for Kids
St. Louis K-Life Ministries
St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association
St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
St. Louis Wheelchair Athletic Association
St. Louis Zoo
St. Mary's Health Center
St. Vincent De Paul Society
Stray Rescue of St. Louis
Strides for Kids
Susan G. Komen St. Louis
The Joy Foundation
The Wilson School
Tower Grove Park
Triad Middle School
Troy/Maryville Chamber
of Commerce
United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation
United Way
Webster University
Wentzville Police D.A.R.E.
Wild Canid Survival and
Research Center
Wilkinson Early Childhood
Center
YWCA
2009-10 Community Calendar
The St. Louis Blues are proud to support the community through a variety of in-game charitable
activities, ticket & memorabilia donations, educational programs and special events. For a complete list
of programs and events, visit www.stlouisblues.com/community. Schedule subject to change.
November
February
Salute to Military Night
Thursday, November 12 vs. Nashville
Be My Valentine Auction
Friday, February 12 vs. Toronto & Saturday,
February 13 vs. Washington
Shoot Against Hunger
Saturday, November 21 vs. New York Islanders
March
December
Dream Night with the Blues
Sunday, March 7
Festival of Trees
Friday, December 11 vs. Edmonton
Friday, December 18 vs. Tampa Bay
Luck of the Puck
Tuesday, March 16 vs. Colorado
Toys For Tots
Tuesday, December 15 vs. Calgary
Friday, December 18 vs. Tampa Bay
January
Red Cross Blood Drive
Monday, January 11
Barkin’ for the Blues
Saturday, January 23 vs. Anaheim
St. Louis Blues Casino Night
Sunday, January 31
KidSmart School Supply Drive
Blues Bookworms Night
Sunday, March 28 vs. Edmonton
Thank You
A Special Thank You to our community program sponsors and special event sponsors.
The 2008-09 season was a tremendous success for the St. Louis Blues 14 Fund and all of
our community initiatives. Our continued success and increased contribution to the St. Louis
community would not be possible with the support of our program and event sponsors.
Erik Johnson
The Qualy Group
Bruce Rubin
Keith & Chantal
Tkachuk
American Airlines
Chevys Fresh Mex
Cort Furniture
Grey Eagle
JR Cigars
Lordo's Diamonds
Pepsi
St. Louis Business Journal
Photo Credits: Mark Buckner, Brian Spurgeon, Blues Community Relations.
St. Louis Blues 14 Fund
St. Louis Blues Community Relations
1401 Clark Avenue at Brett Hull Way
St. Louis, MO 63103
communityrelations@stlblues.com
www.stlouisblues.com