The South Carolina Stingrays turned Cam Morrison’s goal into a community donation of more than 5,500 packages of clothing during the team’s Scooby Doo/Undie Sunday game against the Atlanta Gladiators on November 1. More than 4,500 fans attended the event at North Charleston Coliseum, which was presented by Gildan.
Morrison, the South Carolina Stingrays captain, scored South Carolina’s first goal just over five-and-a-half minutes into the second period. His goal triggered fans to throw more than 5,500 packages of t-shirts, socks and underwear onto the ice.
South Carolina Stingrays Donations Benefit Ten Organizations
The donated undergarments were distributed to local nonprofits and organizations throughout the Lowcountry community. The recipients included Community Resource Center, East Cooper Community Outreach, Jean’s Angels, One80 Place, My Sister’s House, Charleston HALOS, Salvation Army, Delancey Street, Lowcountry Orphan Relief and Wings for Kids.
“Undie Sunday is always such a fun and meaningful way for our fans to come together and make a difference in our community,” said Sara Shamlin, the South Carolina Stingrays director of community relations. “We were blown away by the amount of items tossed onto the ice, and we’re excited to see those donations make a direct impact across ten local organizations. The generosity of our fans is what makes initiatives like this so special, and we’re grateful for everyone who helped make this year’s event such a success.”
South Carolina Stingrays Schedule Ray-Con Night
The South Carolina Stingrays are scheduled to return to North Charleston Coliseum on Friday, November 20, for Ray-Con Night. The team will host the Greensboro Gargoyles at 7:05 p.m.
The South Carolina Stingrays’ 2026-27 season ticket plans are on sale, and group tickets are available.
Maryland Sports Blog Take
The South Carolina Stingrays connected an in-game goal with a community donation involving more than 5,500 packages of clothing. The items will support ten organizations serving the Lowcountry community.
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