April 5, 2025
Atlético Ottawa: PWYC Home Opener
2:00 pm - 11:59 pm
1015 Bank Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K1S 3W7 Canada
About Event
Pay What You Can Home Opener
In support of CHEO Foundation
Presented by Sean Frost Real Estate Team
The PWYC HOME OPENER returns! Back and better than ever. The Pay What You Can Home Opener is presented by Sean Frost Real Estate Team and supports CHEO Foundation.
Pay What You Can means a variety of price level options will be available to fans including $5, $10 and up. Lower price points will sell out first but as demand rises the club will release select amount of additional lower price point seats to ensure everyone has a fair chance at attending.
Fans can show support for CHEO Foundation in many different ways.
✓ By adding a donation to your ticket. $5, $10, $20 donation add-ins can be found on Ticketmaster during the checkout process.
✓ By purchasing 50/50 tickets at the match – OSEG Foundation will donate all 50/50 proceeds to CHEO Foundation.
✓ Additional fundraising initiatives will be announced closer to kick off!
Hosted by TDPlace
TDPlace is a multi-purpose facility that has both an outdoor stadium and arena. It is the home of the Ottawa Redblacks, Ottawa 67’s, and Ottawa Redblacks.
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