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Sep 15, 2012 | Vonnie Crawford | 1314 views
SAVE A FUN HOCKEY PROGRAM INITIATIVES
FREE HOCKEY HELMET FOR PLAYERS BORN IN 2007
For kids, hockey is more than just a game. From the first time they lace up their skates, hockey helps teach the importance of a positive attitude, teamwork, dedication and most of all – how to have fun. To help ensure they remain safe on the ice, we’re applying our own experience with safety and innovation to our Safe & Fun Hockey Program

In addition to the 2nd installment of the extremely popular Chevrolet Hockey Helmet Program, Chevrolet has partnered with ThinkFirst Canada–the leaders in injury prevention to the brain and spinal cord.

Working together with partners like Hockey Canada, Bauer and ThinkFirst Canada, Chevrolet is committed to keeping Canadians safe on the road and the ice.

To learn more about the Chevrolet Safe & Fun Hockey Program initiatives, visit http://www.safeandfunhockey.ca/

Chevrolet Hockey Helmet Program:
If your child was born in 2007 and is registered in a Canadian minor hockey association, he or she is eligible to receive a free Bauer 2100 youth hockey helmet from Chevrolet.* Sign up today to give your child a head start on safety.

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