San Jose Sharks Launch Holiday Assist Program for 2025
December 23, 2025 - 20:33
The San Jose Sharks have teamed up with Family Giving Tree to kick off their Holiday Assist program for the 2025 season. This initiative aims to bring joy and support to families in need during the holiday season. As part of this collaboration, the Sharks Foundation has generously contributed a $30,000 Community Assist Grant, which will help fund various charitable activities.
The Holiday Assist program is designed to provide essential gifts and resources to underprivileged children and families in the local community. By partnering with Family Giving Tree, the Sharks are committed to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to experience the joy of the holidays.
This partnership not only highlights the Sharks' dedication to community service but also emphasizes the importance of giving back during the festive season. The program encourages fans and community members to participate in various donation drives and events, fostering a spirit of generosity and support throughout the region.
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