A hockey tournament born from a family cancer diagnosis has grown into a decade-long fundraising effort, turning a group of friends, a few teams and a shared love of the game into a million-dollar community movement. For Canadian organiser Dianne Andernacht, what began as a deeply personal experience eventually became a way to bring hockey players together for something much bigger than competition, states a release by the Canadian Cancer Society.
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