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Aspiring influencer plans charity hockey game

Event organizer Dylan Wallace is seen speaking with Jennifer Baxter of Children’s Hospital on March 30, 2023. (Carlyle Fiset/CTV News London) Event organizer Dylan Wallace is seen speaking with Jennifer Baxter of Children’s Hospital on March 30, 2023. (Carlyle Fiset/CTV News London)
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A charity hockey game supporting the Children’s Hospital in London, Ont. will be played at the Western Fair District.

A local aspiring influencer, Dylan Wallace, is organizing it.

“I don’t want people to see this event as a joke because of my age or anything like that,” said Wallace. “I actually hope to inspire more young people to do stuff for charity because it’s a great thing and they do need [help], especially the Children’s Hospital. It’s a great cause and they do need our help.”

The event will include a skills competition, followed by a scrimmage, then a meet and greet with the influencers involved.

Tickets are $10 each, and organizers say all ticket sales will go to Children’s Hospital.

“Kids giving back to kids. Young adults are learning to fundraise. It’s an amazing thing. I think we could use more young adults like Dylan,” said Children’s Hospital Director of Community Relations Jennifer Baxter.

The event runs April 8 starting at 4:30 p.m. at the Western Fair arena.

More information can be found on the Children’s Hospital’s website. Donations can be made through Wallace’s GoFundMe fundraiser.

Promotional event poster for a charity hockey game being organized by Dylan Wallace. (Carlyle Fiset/CTV News London)

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