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Amerks To Collect Toys For The Pirate Toy Fund For Next Two Home Games

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(Rochester, NY) – The Rochester Americans announced today the team will collect toys for the Pirate Toy Fund at the next two Amerks home games on Wednesday, Dec. 13 versus the Utica Comets and Friday, Dec. 15 against the Toronto Marlies at The Blue Cross Arena. Both contests begin at 7:05 p.m.

Fans are encouraged to donate new, unwrapped toys in the Pirate Toy Fund donation boxes located in The Blue Cross Arena lower atrium prior to the aforementioned home games. Any fan that donates a toy will receive a complimentary ticket voucher to the game on Dec. 15 against Toronto.

Individual game tickets for the 2017-18 season start at just $14. Amerks Season Ticket Memberships, which start as low as just $12 per game, are on-sale now. The Amerks are also offering a variety of partial plans, including Half-Season Memberships and Flex Season Memberships with vouchers good for best available seating to any home game. All memberships are up to 40% off Box Office day of game pricing. For more information, visit www.amerks.com or call 1-855-GO-AMERKS.

About Pirate Toy Fund: Founded in 1995, the Pirate Toy Fund collects and supplies new toys year-round to over 70 agencies that provide aid and comfort to thousands of children in need throughout the Greater Rochester region. In 2016, the Pirate Toy Fund will reach a milestone of giving away over 250,000 toys since its inception.

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