He gave another nice donation for sick kids this morning

During his long career as a hockey player, often very discreetly, Patrice Brisebois helped sick kids with money donations and  regular visits to children  hospitals in the province.

Now retired , he has not lost his proverbial generosity, and early this morning, before boarding a flight to Florida with Dreams Take Flight, Patrice gave the organism a check for $23,000.

The nice check was given before his departure for Florida this morning

This new donation was made possible with the autograph signatures program on his Dodge/Charger in the NASCAR Canadian Tire at the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières and NAPA 200 later this summer in Montreal at circuit Gilles-Villeneuve.

The first signatures on Patrice Brisebois Dodge/Charger at program’s launch

Francois Dumontier of the NAPA 200: first donator to autograph the car

photo album

Brisebois also added part of  his own money earned by winning the Jean Beliveau trophy for his social contribution at the start of his last season…the gesture was also saluted by the Quebec Government.

The very generous athlete still wishes to participate in the complete season of the NASCAR Canadian Tire Championship and he confirmed having some interesting discussions with potential sponsors lately.

Without doubt, he his an excellent ambassador within the Quebecers athletes and a good example for many.

source:  Flagworld