More than 50,000 stuffed animals thrown on the ice during a hockey game

DISAPPOINT. THOUSANDS OF APPLAUSED FANS WAITING FOR THEIR LANDMARK TO RELEASE A PLUSH ANIMAL ON ETH ICE THE FIRST SCORE OF THE BEARS. MY GRANDCHILDREN ARE LONG THE NITGH FOR THE FIRST TIME. THEY ARE WORRIED WHAT HAPPENS IF NO ONE SCORES. BUT THERE IS NO NEED FOR TOORRY W WHEN THE TIME HAS COME TEDDY BEAR RABBIT ELEPHANT. YOU NAME IT EVERY STUFFED ANIMAL HAS BEEN THROWED ONTO THE ICE AND ALL TAKING THE HIT FOR A GOOD CAUSE TEDDY BEAR TOSS. THIS IS I AM AN SRTPO ACTIVITY, I THINK FOR FUNDRAISING AND HOW IT HAS REACHED IT THE MAXIMUM OVER THE LAST SEVEN YEARS, JEFFREY SWIGERT, CANCER SURVIVOR AND FORMER PATIENT AT HERSHEY MEDICAL CENTER, GIVEN A DOARLL FOR EACH PLUSH ANILMA COLLECTED AT THIS EVENT. YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN A SADAC FE ON THIS NHTIG AND IF THE 2019 RECORD OF 45,650 PLUSH ANIMALS IS BROKEN BY A SINGLE SFFTU ANIMAL, SWAGGART WILL DONATE $50,000 AND ABOVE MY BUCKET. MAKE IT HAPPEN. AND HERE WE ARE. WE REALLY WATCHED ITN O YOUTUBE LAST NIGHT AND JUST TO SAY IT AND IT JUST LOOKS TOTALLY AWESOME. THEN WE SAID WE GOT IT WE HAVE TO DO WHAT WE HAVE TO DO THIS WALTZARNIK AND HIS SON THOMAS BROUTGH 25 TEDDY BEAR TONIGHT BETWEEN THE TWO OF THEM. WHEN WE ASKED WHAT THEY WERE WATCHING

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52,341 stuffed animals collected

A teddy bear throw at a Pennsylvania minor league hockey game reportedly set a new world record. When the Hershey Bears scored their first goal on Saturday night, fans were encouraged to throw all the stuffed animals they brought to the game onto the ice. According to team officials, 52,341 stuffed animals were collected and donated to various organizations. This year’s draw surpassed the 2019 Hershey Bear event total of 45,650, which was the previous world record. Last year, due to the pandemic, the team collected the stuffed animals at a drive-in fundraiser rather than at a game. In total, the club has collected about 322,199 plush toys since 2001. The team, which is affiliated with the NHL’s Washington Capitals, also got a big cash donation on Saturday night. Bears fan Jeff Sweigart said if the record is broken, he’d donate $50,000. That money will go to the Children’s Miracle Network at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital. After the coin toss, the Bears defeated the Hartford Wolf Pack, 5-0. Watch the video above for more on this story.

HERSHEY, Pennsylvania —

A teddy bear throw at a Pennsylvania minor league hockey game reportedly set a new world record.

When the Hershey Bears scored their first goal on Saturday night, fans were encouraged to throw all the stuffed animals they brought to the game onto the ice.

According to team officials, 52,341 stuffed animals were collected and donated to various organizations. This year’s draw surpassed the 2019 Hershey Bear event total of 45,650, which was the previous world record.

Last year, due to the pandemic, the team collected the stuffed animals at a drive-in fundraiser rather than at a game. In total, the club has collected approximately 322,199 plush toys since 2001.

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The team, which is affiliated with the NHL’s Washington Capitals, also got a big cash donation on Saturday night.

Bears fan Jeff Sweigart said if the record was broken he would donate $50,000.

This money will go to the Children’s Miracle Network at Penn State Health Children’s Hospital.

After the coin toss, the Bears defeated the Hartford Wolf Pack, 5-0.

Watch the video above to learn more about this story.