PORTION OF proceeds from the
2024 Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic
will be used in this manner:
to benefit: St. baldrick’s foundation / luke’s army pediatric cancer research fund
The Luke's Army Pediatric Cancer Research Fund was started to honor Luke Ungerer, who brought energy, smiles and sunshine wherever he went. After a courageous battle with a rare brain tumor, Luke passed away in January 2016. Luke lived every moment of his life vivaciously. He taught many people to live in the moment and to appreciate every kindness.
Be Kind. Be Present. Be Positive. And Smile.
For more information: Luke's Army
to cover Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic
event operating expenses
2022 BeneficiarY:
St. Baldrick’s Foundation / Luke’s Army Pediatric Cancer Research Fund
Syracuse, NY, June 5, 2022 - At Kitty Hoynes Pub & Restaurant on Sunday, committee members from the Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic presented a $5,000 check to Luke’s Army to assist in their fundraising efforts to fight pediatric cancer with the St. Baldrick’s Foundation, a childhood cancer research charity. From left, Scott Ungerer, Sheila Ungerer, Matt Warshall, Ben Walsh, Tim O’Donnell, Garth Coviello, Brian Gehm and Marc Herron. (Photo by Mike Roy)
2020 beneficiary:
Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital
Syracuse, NY, June 24, 2020 / Committee members from the Syracuse Pond Hockey Classic present a $2,000 check to Upstate Golisano Children’s Hospital as the 2020 beneficiary of the community event. From left, Jason Allers, Danielle LaTour, development officer at Golisano Children’s Hospital, Tim O’Donnell and Joe Fruscello. (Photo by Mike Roy)