The Viera Company’s Todd Pokrywa Plays in Celebrity Shinny Hockey Game to Benefit the Easter Seals
By Space Coast Daily // December 10, 2024
Playing alongside three-time NHL All-Star and former captain of the Edmonton Oilers and Montreal Canadiens Shayne Corson

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Todd Pokrywa, the philanthropic president of The Viera Company in Brevard County on Florida’s Space Coast, is at it again, this time at the Celebrity Shinny Hockey Game in Toronto, Canada, that benefitted the Easter Seals.
“I was thrilled to have captained Team Celebrity Shinny at the Eric Lindros Celebrity Hockey Classic for Easter Seals Ontario recently at Scotiabank Pond in my hometown of Toronto,” said Pokrywa.
“I am proud that our team finished as the fifth-top fundraising team out of 14, raising nearly $35,000 toward more than $755,000 for Easter Seals.
“A huge thank you to my amazing teammates, including my friends and National Hockey League (NHL) Alumni Shayne Corson and 1995 Ontario Hockey League Champion Murray Sheehan, for making this experience competitive, fun, meaningful and unforgettable,” said Pokrywa.
“It was also a phenomenal opportunity to face teams with legendary NHL Alumni Mike Krushelnyski, Kris Versteeg, and Eric Lindros. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed. This event brought together a community to support a cause that helps kids with disabilities realize their full potential—a wonderful organization and an unforgettable day both on and off the ice.”
Previously, Pokrywa has supported the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer tournament in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada.
Previously, he was in Toronto to participate in the Hockey Helps the Homeless Bay Street Tournament fundraiser. In his winning style, he was the second highest fundraiser and successfully raised more than $10,000 for the cause.
Pokrywa also represented The Viera Company as the Captain of Team Viera at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Road Hockey to Conquer Cancer tournament. This is the world’s largest road hockey tournament, which raised $3.7 million this year. Team Viera was a top 25 fundraising team in the tournament, which included 140 teams and approximately 1,500 players.















