GLENVIEW, IL — The Chicago Wolves announced Tuesday that the organization will donate a combined $3 million to 46 charities across the Chicago area during the 2026-27 season.
The recipients include food pantries, animal shelters and organizations supporting first responders, military personnel, people facing mental health challenges and other causes.
The Glenview-based organization said the total represents one of the largest amounts donated in a single season by a Chicago professional sports organization.
"Having worked with most of these charities in some capacity already, we know the amount we're giving them will be game-changing," Wolves President of Operations Courtney Mahoney said. "It's a privilege for us to do this and knowing the impact of positivity that we can have on the community is pretty amazing."
The donations will be made throughout the season, with on-ice presentations planned for many of the organizations before and during games at Allstate Arena in Rosemont.
The first presentations are expected to begin with the Wolves' home opener Oct. 10.
The 46 organizations are:
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