Pittsburgh, PA, September 30, 2026 —

Pittsburgh Penguins forward Evgeni Malkin has announced the extension of his “I’m Score for Kids” initiative. The program will continue its support through the 2026-27 NHL season, maintaining its commitment to the Ronald McDonald House charities located in both Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Morgantown, West Virginia.

The “I’m Score for Kids” initiative was established by Malkin as a way to contribute to the ongoing work of the Ronald McDonald House. While specific details about the mechanism of the initiative, such as how funds are generated per goal or the exact financial commitment, were not provided, its continuation signifies a sustained philanthropic effort by the Penguins’ veteran forward.

The Ronald McDonald House provides essential services and support to families with sick children, offering a place to stay and resources during difficult times. The partnership with Malkin aims to bolster these efforts in the Pittsburgh and Morgantown communities.

Malkin, a prominent figure for the Pittsburgh Penguins, has been involved with the team for many seasons. The extension of his “I’m Score for Kids” program through the 2026-27 season indicates a long-term dedication to supporting these charitable organizations beyond immediate seasons.

Further details regarding the specific operational aspects or impact of the “I’m Score for Kids” initiative are not currently available. The announcement primarily focuses on the commitment to continue the program for an additional season.



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