Staten Island FerryHawks to Host Pediatric Cancer Awareness Night
Staten Island, NY — In a significant community outreach initiative, the Staten Island FerryHawks, in collaboration with Northwell Health’s Staten Island University Hospital (SIUH), will host a Pediatric Cancer Awareness Night on Saturday, September 6, at Staten Island University Hospital Community Park in St. George. This event aims to unite the local community in support of children and families impacted by pediatric cancer.
The Pediatric Cancer Awareness Night will not only promote awareness but also provide tangible support to those in need. For every ticket sold, a donation of will be directed to the Brian Halpin Pediatric Cancer Center at SIUH. This contribution will aid in the provision of life-saving treatment and essential resources to local pediatric patients fighting cancer, emphasizing the hospital’s commitment to enhancing care for vulnerable children.
The evening promises an electrifying atmosphere featuring a competitive game, which will culminate in the final fireworks show of the season. Attendees will witness an engaging match while showing support for a critical cause. In a special highlight of the night, children from the Brian Halpin Pediatric Cancer Center will be actively involved, participating in unique on-field activities designed to celebrate their strength and resilience, making them the evening’s focal point.
Meagan Sills, vice president and deputy hospital president of SIUH, highlighted the importance of this partnership, stating, “Our collaboration with the Staten Island FerryHawks allows us to connect with the community in a powerful way. Together, we’re not only raising awareness but also giving hope to children and families who need it most. This night celebrates their courage while helping us continue to expand the care and support we provide.”
Fans and supporters of all ages are encouraged to attend, as the event not only focuses on raising awareness but also emphasizes community engagement and support for local healthcare efforts. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m., with the first pitch scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased in advance at gofevo.com/event/SIUHPCC.
By participating in this event, attendees contribute to a larger cause, creating a ripple effect of support and solidarity for families affected by cancer. The Pediatric Cancer Awareness Night exemplifies how sports teams and local institutions can collaborate to foster hope and inspire action within the community.