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With his victory over Dallas on Saturday, Nashville Predators goaltender Dan Ellis earned $100 for Tennessee Personal Assistance under the "DEX Score and Win Program".

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From the Nashville Predators:

The DEX Score and Win Program is back and now in its fifth season of lending financial support to Nashville area charitable and community service organizations. Every time a Predators player scores a goal or records a goaltending win, DEX Imaging and Mailing will make a donation to the Predators Foundation that will be given to one of 11 Middle Tennessee charities at the conclusion of the 2009-10 season. Overall, the program has raised more than $115,000 since its inception during the 2005-06 season.

Through the DEX Score and Win Program, Predators players have been randomly paired up to "score and win" on behalf of 11 area charitable/community service organizations. Beginning with Saturday's season-opener against Dallas, DEX will make a contribution to the Predators Foundation in recognition of every goal scored and every win recorded by a goaltender. At the conclusion of the season, the Predators Foundation and DEX will then make individual contributions to designated charities.

For every goal scored by a forward or a win by a goaltender, DEX will contribute $100. The contribution will be $150 for goals scored by a defenseman and there is a $200 bonus for hat tricks and shutouts.

Following is a list of player pairings with designated charities:

• Jason Arnott and Wade Belak - Lifecare
• Steve Sullivan and Kevin Klein - Special Olympics
• Dan Ellis and Patric Hornqvist - Tennessee Personal Assistance
• J.P. Dumont and Teemu Laakso - Mercy Ministries
• Shea Weber and Jordin Tootoo - Boy Scouts
• Martin Erat and Jerred Smithson - Rocketown
• Pekka Rinne and Marcel Goc - Make A Wish
• Joel Ward and Ben Guite - Lighthouse Christian Academy
• Ryan Jones and Mike Santorelli - EEOG
• Colin Wilson, Ryan Suter and Francis Bouillon - Boys and Girls Clubs
• David Legwand and Dan Hamhuis - Wounded Warrior Transition Unit