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Fansided · Sep 14, 2017

Florida Panthers donate $1 million towards hurricane relief

Days after hurricane Irma passed, the Florida Panthers decided to donate a good amount of money towards the relief program.

On Tuesday September 12th, the Florida Panthers announced that they would participate in a $2.7 million donation. The funds would go towards a rebuilding process, that would allow the state of Florida to rebuild accordingly, following hurricane Irma.

The Cats donated $1 million, while the Tampa Bay Lightning matched the Panthers in return. The NHL and other various players have kicked in the rest of the funds, to meet the $2.7 million target.

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