Capitals To Donate 50/50 Money To Synagogue Shooting Victims
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PITTSBURGH (KDKA)-- More support is headed to the Pittsburgh Jewish Community as the Washington Capitals plan to donate following the Squirrel Hill Shooting.
The MSE Foundation, which operates Washington's charitable organization, announced via Twitter Tuesday that half of the 50/50 collection from tonight's game against the Penguins at Capital One Arena will be donated to the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh. MSE says that the money will go directly to the Tree of Life Synagogue shooting victims and their families.
The Capitals and Penguins square off for the 2nd time this season Wednesday night at 7:30. The rivals squared off in Pittsburgh's season opener back in early October. The Pens won that game 7-6 in overtime.
