The recent Next Gen Game with the Peterborough Petes raised $20,134 for Five Counties Children’s Centre, an all-time high for the Next Gen Game event.

The funds go toward the Building Abilities for Life campaign to help children and youth access essential services like occupational, speech and language, and physical therapies. 

“The Next Gen Game truly showcases the very best of our community,” said Scott Pepin, CEO, Five Counties.

“The Petes and their fans always show up for local kids, and seeing our clients step into meaningful roles while the crowd cheered them on was incredibly inspiring. Knowing that this unforgettable experience also raises crucial funds for children’s services makes the impact even more meaningful for families across our region who are waiting for life‑changing support.”

The Next Gen Game, a sellout held on Family Day, was a day of family fun, including a........

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