WABC Press Coverage of Skate With The Greats 2025
Ronald McDonald House New York and New York Rangers 🏒Present
On April 3, 2025, the 31st Annual Skate With The Greats returns to New York City! This legendary event, co-founded by hockey icon Rod Gilbert, brought together New York Rangers alumni, dedicated fans, and supporters of Ronald McDonald House New York (RMH-NY) for a night of skating, fundraising, and unforgettable moments — all in support of families facing pediatric cancer and other serious illnesses.
📍 Held at The Lighthouse & Sky Rink at Pier 61, Chelsea Piers
🏆 Honoring the legacy of Rod Gilbert
🧊 Featuring Rangers greats: Henrik Lundqvist, Brian Leetch, Adam Graves, Ron Duguay, Nick Fotiu, and more
✨ Why Skate With The Greats Matters:
All proceeds from Skate With The Greats 2025 directly support Ronald McDonald House New York, which provides temporary housing, meals, and critical support for families with children undergoing treatment at NYC hospitals. Your generosity helps RMH-NY continue its mission of advancing health equity and providing compassionate care when families need it most.
👉 Learn more and donate today: https://www.rmh-newyork.org
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