All Proceeds From Kings Hockey Camp 2000 To Benefit NHL Hockey Fights Cancer

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All proceeds from Kings Hockey Camp 2000 will benefit the National Hockey League-sponsored Hockey Fights Cancer fund, the Los Angeles Kings and the Kings Care Foundation announced today. Kings Hockey Camp 2000, which began this Monday at the HealthSouth Training Center in El Segundo, culminates on Saturday with a fun game day.

Hockey Fights Cancer is a community initiative founded in December 1998 bythe National Hockey League and NHL Players Association, and is supported by NHL member clubs, NHL Alumni, the NHL Officials Association, Professional Hockey Athletic Trainers and Equipment Managers, corporate marketing partners and broadcast partners. It is a campaign that is not only aimed at raising funds for the American and Canadian Cancer societies, but it also works to raise general awareness about the disease itself. To date, more than $2.45 million has been raised throughout various local and national efforts.

The remaining on-ice sessions are scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. with the exception of Saturday's game, which is expected to begin at 2 p.m. Thefollowing outlines each day that special Kings instructors are scheduled to participate in the camp:

Thursday, Aug. 24: Rob Blake, Glen Murray, Cammi Granato, Jim Fox

Friday, Aug. 25: Dave Taylor, Andy Murray, Mark Hardy, Jim Fox, Daryl Evans

Saturday, Aug. 26: Luc Robitaille, Jim Fox, Daryl Evans

*** Please note that all camp instructors and times scheduled to change. Please contact the Kings media relations department to confirm each day's instructor. ***

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