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Douglas Leverett, 3, shows off the toy LifeFlight helicopter he received on his way into the game.
The Nashville Predators hockey game on Feb. 19 was designated as “Predators Care for Kids Night,” and 25 percent of single-ticket sales were donated to the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt.
(photos by Joe Howell)
![LifeFlight’s Angela Gleaves, R.N., E.M.T., right, and Children’s Hospital’s Champ pass out toys to children.](https://vumc-reporter.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/preds2.jpg)
LifeFlight’s Angela Gleaves, R.N., E.M.T., right, and Children’s Hospital’s Champ pass out toys to children.
![Vanderbilt provides emergency medical services to Predators games and other events at the Sommet Center.](https://vumc-reporter.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/preds4.jpg)
Vanderbilt provides emergency medical services to Predators games and other events at the Sommet Center.
![The Predators’ first benefit game of the season raised $31,000 for Children’s Hospital, and organizers hope last week’s event tops that amount.](https://vumc-reporter.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/preds5.jpg)
The Predators’ first benefit game of the season raised $31,000 for Children’s Hospital, and organizers hope last week’s event tops that amount.