The tradition, known as the 'teddy bear toss', sees fans throw teddy bears and other soft toys onto the ice when the home team scores its first goal in a match.
Elite League Ice Hockey team have donated 100 teddy bears to the Ronald McDonald House as per a North American hockey tradition.
Gareth Chalmers, Glasgow Clan's managing director, said: “The Teddy Bear Toss, or as we like to call it, our Air the Bear event is very popular with our fans. “I pay tribute to our fantastic fans, whose generosity knows no bounds when it comes to helping charities and good causes.”
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