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Sarnia

Sting Assists provides $165K to local organizations

The Sarnia Sting's community fund, Sting Assists, has awarded 32 grant applications and eight scholarships from the 2023-2024 hockey season.

The OHL club recently held a ceremony at Imperial City Brew House to unveil the recipients, splitting $165,000.

The team said the fund's purpose is to promote and support local amateur sports, youth programs, and advance education by providing community scholarships and growing a presence through support and outreach.

Funds are raised through 50/50 sales both online and in person during Sarnia Sting home games.

The money is used to help organizations in the Sarnia-Lambton area as determined by a board of directors and a committee set up by the Sarnia Sting Community Fund – Sting Assists.

The 2023-24 grant and gift recipients include:

- Lambton Jr. Sting AAA Hockey Association

- Sarnia Minor Hockey

- Sarnia Jr. Lady Sting

- Brigade Baseball Junior Teams

- East Lambton Minor Hockey

- St. Clair Child & Youth

- BGC Sarnia (Boys & Girls Club)

- St. Vincent De Paul

- Literacy Lambton

- The Inn of the Good Shepherd

- Lambton Shores Minor Hockey

- Wyoming Minor Ball

- High Park Public School

- Sarnia Minor Athletic Association

- Mooretown Minor Hockey Association

- Sarnia Ice Hawks Sledge Hockey

- Noelle’s Gift

- Special Olympics Sarnia

- Lambton Attack Girls Hockey

- St. Patrick High School – Patty’s Pantry

- Pathways Health Center for Children

- Pt. Edward Minor Athletic Association

- Sarnia Minor Lacrosse Association

- Bluewater Gymnastics Club

- Forest Ringette

- YMCA – Summer Camp Sarnia

- Petrolia & District Skating Club

- King George VI Public School

- Forest Lawn Bowling Club

- Lambton Central Centennial PS

- Holy Trinity Catholic School

- Sarnia Legionnaires Hockey Club

More information can be found at www.stingassists.ca.

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