Packers Vs. Cancer Game at Lambeau Field: A Community Initiative
Overview of the Packers Vs. Cancer Game
Lambeau Field is set for Sunday afternoon’s Packers Vs. Cancer game, presented by Bellin Health, which will recognize and honor those who have battled and continue to battle cancer. Kickoff is at noon.
Supporting the Cause
The Packers, Bellin Health and the Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation are teaming up for the Packers Vs. Cancer campaign for the eighth consecutive year to raise awareness and funds for research and care and remind fans that early screenings save lives. Cancer survivors and their loved ones will be honored at the game and fans entering all stadium gates will receive a Packers Vs. Cancer rally towel to show their support.
Special Merchandise
- The Packers Pro Shop is selling a Packers Vs. Cancer hat, with $5 from each sale benefiting the Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation.
- Fans can help raise funds by adding a $1 or more donation to any purchase throughout October.
Important Game Day Information
- Ensure your tickets are saved in your mobile wallet for smooth entry.
- Note that Lambeau Field and all its businesses are cashless, including parking.
- Explore the upper and lower concourses for efficient grab-and-go concessions.
Pre-Game Events and Entertainment
Game attendees should arrive early, as fireworks will be set off from the stadium roof one hour before kickoff. There will be a tribute to a U.S. Army veteran, along with other performances and accolades for cancer survivors during the game.
Safety and Accessibility
Remember the stadium safety policy: no bags unless clear and under specified dimensions.
Fans can enjoy the Johnsonville Tailgate Village, featuring live music and food starting at 8 a.m. until an hour after the game ends.
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