Evgeni Malkin teams up with McDonalds to donate $95,000 to RMHC

Pittsburgh Penguins Evgeni Malkin has worked with his 'I'm Score for Kids' initiative since the 2022-23 season to team up with McDonald's for local charities

Since the initiative started, Malkin has donated $710 for each point he scores during the regular season. This year, that donation total was $47,750. The fast food chain McDonalds matches that total bringing the full donation to $95,140.


The donation will go to the Ronald McDonald House Charities. Between the two seasons that Malkin has been involved, he has donated a total of $106.680 (last season he scored 83 points, for a total of $58,930).



The Ronald McDonald House is a charity that gives families a home to stay in while their children have medical care.

'I'm score for kids' developed from a phrase Malkin used while learning English and playing hockey in Pittsburgh about 10 years ago in an interview. The phrase caught fire and is still referenced to this day by fans.



In total, Malkin's campaign has raised $213,000 for the charity.

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Evgeni Malkin and McDonald's donate $95,000 to charity