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Coyotes Partner with Phoenix Children's for Patient Birthday Celebration - Vimarsana News

Coyotes Partner with Phoenix Children's for Patient Birthday Celebration

Player spouses and girlfriends help spread cheer to hospital patients and their families

Source: nhl.com
Coyotes' Graphic Designer Creates Jerseys to Celebrate Inspiring Women Night - Vimarsana News

Coyotes' Graphic Designer Creates Jerseys to Celebrate Inspiring Women Night

Skylar Eades designed jerseys that will be worn by players arriving for Thursday’s game against Nashville

Source: nhl.com
Coyotes, Multiple Partners Treat Phoenix Students to Day of Reading & Fun - Vimarsana News

Coyotes, Multiple Partners Treat Phoenix Students to Day of Reading & Fun

The Arizona Coyotes sure know how to make reading fun. The Arizona Coyotes Foundation hosted Coyotes Reading Fun Day on Thursday at Cloves C. Campbell Sr. Elementary School in Phoenix, a partnership with the Arizona Center for African-American Resources (AZCAAR), Delta Dental, FedEx, The Literacy Lab, Target, NOAH, and Wendy’s.

Source: nhl.com
Arizona Coyotes Reading Program Wraps Up Another Successful Schoolyear - Vimarsana News

Arizona Coyotes Reading Program Wraps Up Another Successful Schoolyear

Initiative aims to incentivize student reading in grades 2-4, becomes useful tool in the classroom

Source: nhl.com
Arizona Coyotes celebrate Cesar Chavez Day, court Hispanic community - Vimarsana News

Arizona Coyotes celebrate Cesar Chavez Day, court Hispanic community

The Arizona Coyotes celebrated Cesar Chavez two days early in an effort to further integrate itself into Arizona’s Hispanic community. The team, which is the NHL’s first with a Latino CEO and president, volunteered at four different sites in Tempe.

Source: azpbs.org