PITTSBURGH EMERGENCY MEDICINE FOUNDATION PUCKS AND STICKS CHARITY HOCKEY GAME WITH THE HANSON BROTHERS

Posted by Maria Lupinacci on Friday, March 18, 2011

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There’s hockey for a great cause on Saturday, March 19th. The Pittsburgh Emergency Medicine Foundation (PEMF) Pucks and Sticks Charity Hockey Game will feature the Pittsburgh Celebrity Hockey Team vs. a team of EMS All Stars joined by The Hanson Brothers (of Slap Shot fame). The evening will also feature a silent auction, raffles, Chuck-A-Puck, and more! Pucks and Sticks will take place at the RMU Island Sports Center from 7:00 pm – 9:00 PM and tickets are just $10.

All proceeds from this event will benefit PEMF emergency medicine research and education including: basic and clinical research in emergency medical care, the promotion of education and training for medical personnel and the lay public, and support for the research and educational activities of residents and fellows of the University of Pittsburgh Affiliated Residency in Emergency Medicine.

Councilman Bill Peduto will be playing for the Pittsburgh Celebrity Hockey Team. He’s played hockey for 38 years including playing in the State Championship game for Chartiers Valley and playing during his Freshmen and Sophomore years at Carnegie-Mellon University when they won the regional collegiate championship.

Come and watch Peduto vs. The Hanson Brothers and give to a great cause!

You can purchase tickets to the game here and find out more about the Pittsburgh Celebrity Hockey Team here.

You’re Invited!

Posted by Kayla on Thursday, September 17, 2009

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PeduTube IV

Posted by Kayla on Friday, April 24, 2009

pedutubelogoCelebrate Earth Day with Councilman Bill Peduto and benefit Friends of the Pittsburgh Urban Forest at PeduTube IV!

Come out to Cappy’s Cafe on Walnut Street in Shadyside, this Saturday April 25, from 10:00pm to 2:00am.  Councilman Peduto will work as the video dj for the evening, taking requests from you!  

For a $5 donation, you can see  your favorite YouTube video on the screen.  All proceeds from PeduTube IV will go to Friends of the Pittsburgh Urban Forest.

Promoting Fair Housing Opportunities for All

Posted by Kayla on Saturday, April 18, 2009

dsc02279Last week, Scott attended the Fair Housing Poetry Slam event at the Improv in the Waterfront.  The theme of this poetry slam was “Ending Segregation: Just Say the Word.”  Participants performed their pieces before a panel and competed for cash prizes, while entertaining all in attendance.  Click here to watch the performance of the winner, Vanessa German.

The Fair Housing Partnership of Greater Pittsburgh has worked to promote equal choice in housing opportunities for all groups since 1975.  The group both counsels individuals on equal opportunity housing issues, and actively works to make sure that fair housing laws are enforced in the Pittsburgh area.

PeduTube III – Tonight!

Posted by Kayla on Saturday, March 28, 2009

pedutubelogoCan’t get enough of your favorite YouTube videos?

Join City Councilman Bill Peduto tonight at 9:30 for PeduTube III at Cappy’s Cafe on Walnut Street!

At PeduTube, Councilman Peduto is the video DJ for the evening, taking request for videos from you!   Proceeds from this PeduTube will go to benefit Every Child Inc.

Remember – tonight is also Earth Hour!  Before you come out to PeduTube, don’t forget to participate by turning off your lights from 8:30 to 9:30, and join in on this international environmental movement!

Firefighters a Tough Match for the Celebrity Hockey Team

Posted by Kayla on Monday, March 23, 2009
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Every member of the Pittsburgh Firefighter hockey team is a firefighter within the Pittsburgh bureau.

The Pittsburgh Celebrity Hockey team faced off against the Pittsburgh Firefighters’ team on Saturday, as spectators watched a fun, action-packed game. With a high final score of 14 – 10, the Celebrity Hockey team came out of the game victorious, and the two teams stayed afterwards to share pizza and refreshments.

The Celebrity Hockey team roster for this game included WDVE’s Mike Prisuta and KDKA TV’s Jory Rand and Ross Guidotti, along with former national and international, pro, and semi-pro, and collegiate players from Pittsburgh.

A childhood friend of Councilman Peduto’s, Lowell MacDonald, who grew up beside and played hockey with Bill, was also playing on the Celebrity Hockey team.  Lowell’s family moved away before high school, and the two friends had only seen each other 1 time in the last 30 years until the game that evening.   Both were excited to be able able to catch up, and play hockey together again in Pittsburgh after such a long period of time.  Look for more about hockey and friendship in an upcoming post.

It’s a Celebrity Hockey Night in Pittsburgh

Posted by Kayla on Saturday, March 21, 2009

pedutoLooking for something to do tonight?  Come out to the Ice Castle to see the annual Pittsburgh Celebrity Hockey game!

Watch as Councilman Peduto and other local celebrities face off against the City of Pittsburgh firefighters. 
 
Join local media and sports figures for a night of hockey and donate to a great cause – proceeds from the game will benefit the children and widows of fallen Pittsburgh firefighters.

Fighting Against Hunger, One Bowl at a Time

Posted by Kayla on Monday, March 16, 2009
Bill Fuller, the executive chief of the Big Burrito Restaurant Group, and Jay Ferguson, President of Fifth Third Bank of Western Pennsylvania, served soup with Councilman Peduto

Bill Fuller, the executive chief of the Big Burrito Restaurant Group, and Jay Ferguson, President of Fifth Third Bank of Western Pennsylvania, served soup with Councilman Peduto.

Over the weekend, Councilman Bill Peduto helped in the fight against hunger as he worked as a celebrity soup-server at the 14th Annual Empty Bowls Dinner.  Since it began, this dinner has raised over $295,000 to fight hunger in our local communities.

 A large crowd came out to fill their bowls with soup, and help The Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, and Just Harvest.

A large crowd came out to fill their bowls with soup, and help the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank and Just Harvest.

Guests chose from over 1,000 decorated ceramic bowls, and ate a meal of bread and soup while reflecting on the impact that hunger has upon the community.  Several bowls that were autographed by celebrities, including Sidney Crosby from the Pittsburgh Penguins and actress Tina Fey, were auctioned off.

Councilman Peduto with Joyce Rothermel, CEO of Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank

Councilman Peduto with Joyce Rothermel, CEO of Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank.

All proceeds from the event went to the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank, and Just Harvest.


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