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The Washington Capitals and the Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation announced that their combined charitable campaigns raised more than $1.8 million during the 2025‑26 season, funding a range of initiatives that benefit children with disabilities, adaptive sports participants, and pediatric cancer research.
Registration is now open for the inaugural DMV Girls Hockey Weekend, a free, two‑day event at 18 rinks across Maryland and Virginia that will introduce girls ages 4 to 9 to hockey, with equipment loans and local club partnerships.
Over the course of the 2025‑26 season, the Washington Capitals, the Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation and their player roster orchestrated a suite of fundraising events and grant programs that generated more than $1.8 million for a diverse array of charitable causes across the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
The DMV Girls Hockey Weekend returns this September, offering a free entry point for young girls to experience the sport at 18 rinks across the region, supported by a $32,991 grant from the Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation and aligned with USA Hockey’s Try Hockey for Free program.
The Washington Capitals, their players and the Monumental Sports & Entertainment Foundation raised over $1.8 million for charity during the 2025‑26 season, supporting schools, hospitals, military families and wish‑granting organizations through a diverse slate of initiatives.
A two‑day, no‑cost hockey clinic will take place at the Hagerstown Ice & Sports Complex on September 12‑13, offering girls ages 4‑9 a chance to try the sport with borrowed equipment and guidance from local partners.