Hisense Canada is helping keep the spirit of the beautiful game alive by donating FIFA World Cup 2026™-branded merchandise to The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto.
As an Official Partner of FIFA World Cup 2026™, Hisense is proud to share the excitement, optimism and sense of community that sport can inspire. While the tournament may have concluded, the company believes the power of sport to bring people together extends far beyond the final whistle. The donation made by Hisense, including soccer balls, plush keychains, mugs and water bottles adorned with FIFA World Cup 2026 branding, will be distributed to children and families receiving care at the hospital.
SickKids is one of Canada’s leading pediatric health-care institutions, providing world-class care, research and education to improve the health of children in Canada and around the world.
The donation reflects Hisense Canada’s ongoing commitment to supporting communities and creating meaningful experiences beyond its products and partnerships.
For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com.
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From the Pitch to Patients: Hisense Canada Shares FIFA World Cup Spirit with Toronto SickKids
Hisense Canada is helping keep the spirit of the beautiful game alive by donating FIFA World Cup 2026™-branded merchandise to The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) in Toronto.
As an Official Partner of FIFA World Cup 2026™, Hisense is proud to share the excitement, optimism and sense of community that sport can inspire. While the tournament may have concluded, the company believes the power of sport to bring people together extends far beyond the final whistle. The donation made by Hisense, including soccer balls, plush keychains, mugs and water bottles adorned with FIFA World Cup 2026 branding, will be distributed to children and families receiving care at the hospital.
SickKids is one of Canada’s leading pediatric health-care institutions, providing world-class care, research and education to improve the health of children in Canada and around the world.
The donation reflects Hisense Canada’s ongoing commitment to supporting communities and creating meaningful experiences beyond its products and partnerships.
For more information, please visit hisense-canada.com.
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