The Kane County
Cougars will play without peanuts, and we’re
asking all fans attending the July 8 game to
do the same! The organization’s 3rd annual
Peanut-Free Night, to benefit families and
children with peanut allergies, will take
place on Wednesday, July 8 at the 6:30 p.m.
contest between the Cougars and Burlington
Bees.
No peanuts or any peanut-related product
made with nut ingredients will be available
throughout Elfstrom Stadium that evening.
All concession stands, as well as the
stadium seating bowl and stadium grounds,
will be cleared to make the evening as safe
as possible for fans. Additionally, players
from both the Cougars and Bees will refrain
from using foods containing peanuts or
peanut ingredients.
Ever since becoming the first baseball team
in Chicagoland to offer a Peanut-Free Night
in 2007, the Cougars organization has
received positive support from numerous food
allergy support groups, as well as doctors
and hospitals throughout the area. Through
the Cougars’ Peanut-Free Night next month,
these groups can safely enjoy a baseball
game and help create awareness for a
condition that affects approximately 1 out
of 17 children under 3 years of age. Food
allergy reactions in children can range from
mild symptoms such as skin rashes to
anaphylaxis, a sudden and severe response
that can result in death. Currently, there
are no medications that completely cure food
allergies.
Special entertainment planned for the July 8
Peanut-Free game includes a post-game chance
to run the bases, and a dazzling post-game
fireworks show set to Elvis music.
Tickets for the Peanut-Free Night can be
ordered by calling the Cougars at (630)
232-8811 or clicking -
here -. Ticket discounts for groups
of 20 or more are available as well. That
evening, gates to Elfstrom Stadium open at
5:30 p.m. and first pitch is scheduled for
6:30 p.m.
KANE COUNTY
COUGARS
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34W002 CHERRY LANE, GENEVA, IL 60134
(630) 232-8811 FAX: (630) 232-8815
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info@kanecountycougars.com