WINNIPEG, March 11, 2026 - Get ready for a heartwarming initiative at the Winnipeg Jets St. Patrick’s Day game on Tuesday, March 17. The Jets Wives and Girlfriends are stepping up to make a difference by selling autographed “Lucky Pucks,” with all proceeds going to The Dream Factory, a Manitoba charity dedicated to creating unforgettable experiences for children facing life-threatening illnesses.
For just $25, fans can snag one of these individually wrapped autographed pucks, adding an element of surprise to see which Jets star has signed it. But there’s more - three extra lucky fans will win a post-game meet and greet with Josh Morrissey, Nino Niederreiter, or Gabe Vilardi. With doors opening at 6 p.m., it’s best to arrive early to grab your puck before they’re all gone.
Andrew Kussy, Executive Director at The Dream Factory, shared, “This support from the Winnipeg Jets is bringing our community together to create more meaningful moments for children in Manitoba battling life-threatening illnesses. Whether it’s meeting their heroes, receiving a special gift, or simply having an opportunity to feel like a kid again, these experiences make a lasting difference.
It’s about more than granting dreams. It’s about walking alongside these children and their families throughout their entire medical journey.”
This Lucky Pucks fundraiser is just one of the many ways the Winnipeg Jets Wives and Girlfriends are giving back this season, showing their commitment to community support.
For those eager to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with the Jets, there’s a special ticket offer available.
It includes a “Luck of the Irish” whiskey cocktail and a limited-edition color-changing Winnipeg Jets cup. Check out winnipegjets.com/offers for more details.
So, if you’re looking to mix some hockey excitement with a good cause this St. Patrick’s Day, the Jets game is the place to be.