ABOUT CHIX WITH STIX

When Deb Rowe lost her fourteen-year-old cousin to leukemia, the idea for Chix with Stix began. Why not organize a team of female hockey players to take on the Bruins alums as a benefit for the Jimmy Fund? So that's just what she did, and it was a tremendous success.

Tragically, Deb's beloved grandmother died of breast cancer a short while later. For this reason, the next four Chix with Stix games were played to raise money for breast cancer research.

Now, Deb and the Chix with Stix team skate, not only in memory of her cousin and Nana, but for everyone out there who is fighting, surviving, aiding someone with cancer or mourning a loss from it.

The bulk of the money raised is done with ads placed in the Boston Bruin's program book, which is available the evening of the event. If you would like to place an ad or simply make a donation, please contact Deb through this site.

For more of Deb's story, click here to read her blog entries.