The Blue Jackets' Annual Hockey Fights Cancer Night Will Take Place This Evening

By Jacob Nitzberg on February 4, 2021 at 12:37 pm
Nov 15, 2019; Columbus, OH, USA; A view of the Hockey Fights Cancer logo on the jersey of Columbus Blue Jackets center Boone Jenner (38) as he skates during warmups prior to the game against the St. Louis Blues at Nationwide Arena.
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Tonight's game is an opportunity to bounce back against the Stars after the Blue Jackets were soundly defeated on Tuesday night.

It also means a lot more than that. Tonight is the annual CBJ Hockey Fights Cancer Night. Every year, the Blue Jackets hold HFC Night to raise money and awareness for cancer research.

According to the Hockey Fights Cancer page on the Blue Jackets' website, "since its inception in 1998, the Hockey Fights Cancer program, along with NHL Clubs, supporters, and fans, have donated more than $28 million to support the fight against cancer."

The Blue Jackets have many opportunities for fans to donate and participate tonight, even though they sadly aren't allowed in the arena. These opportunities include: 

So many of us have been affected by cancer, and tonight is a great opportunity to fight for those who have battled or are currently battling the disease.

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