View photos from the Chicago Wolves Breast Cancer Awareness Night on Oct. 25, 2015.
Chicago Wolves National Anthem singer Wayne Messmer sings a stirring rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” while Hometown Hero Renee Hawkins is recognized for her bravery as she fights cancer after already beating the disease once on Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Photo: Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves
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Chicago Wolves forward Ivan Barbashev gets accustomed to his pink stick during warmups on Breast Cancer Awareness Day at Allstate Arena. Photo: Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves
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Chicago Wolves goaltender Jordan Binnington signs a pink stick, which will eventually be auctioned off for A Silver Lining Foundation, ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Day at Allstate Arena on Sunday afternoon. Photo: Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves
Chicago Wolves defenseman Konrad Abeltshauser goes all pink everything as he tapes his stick before Sunday’s afternoon matchup against Charlotte on Breast Cancer Awareness Day at Allstate Arena. Photo: Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves
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The Chicago Wolves’ pink sticks that players used during warmups and during the game are lined up and ready to go prior to Sunday’s game against the Charlotte Checkers on Breast Cancer Awareness Day. Photo: Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves
Debra Caccioppo, who is now cancer free, drops the ceremonial puck on Breast Cancer Awareness Day at Allstate Arena prior to the Chicago Wolves matchup against Charlotte. Photo: Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves
The Chicago Wolves wives and kids (and Skates) lend a hand on Breast Cancer Awareness Day and help sell “Stick It To Breast Cancer” merchandise during the 3-0 win over the Charlotte Checkers at Allstate Arena. Photo: Imran Javed/Chicago Wolves
Dr. Sandy Goldberg, who founded A Silver Lining Foundation in 2002 after successfully battling breast cancer, chats with fans at the “Stick It To Breast Cancer” merchandise table on Breast Cancer Awareness Day. The Chicago Wolves have teamed up with ASLF for the past five years to raise money for the organization. Photo: Imran Javed/Chicago Wolves
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Chicago Wolves captain Pat Cannone poses with a fan who donated $175 — or the cost of a mammogram — to A Silver Lining Foundation for his game-used stick that was also autographed by the team. Photo: Ross Dettman/Chicago Wolves
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