NHLPA Goals & Dreams and Mitch Marner donate 25 sets of hockey equipment to York Regional Police
Equipment will go towards new community hockey program with students from Armadale Public School in Markham.
Equipment will go towards new community hockey program with students from Armadale Public School in Markham.
Giving back to his home province of New Brunswick through Program 34, Jake Allen has once again teamed up with NHLPA Goals & Dreams to provide equipment for deserving youth.
Opening doors and delivering smiles – as NHLPA Goals & Dreams turns 25, the players’ charitable initiative continues to make a difference in the lives of children across the globe.
Players’ charitable program has provided over $26 million total to tens of thousands of children at grassroots hockey level in 40 countries.
The donation, courtesy of Anaheim Ducks foward and PEI native, Ross Johnston, will help more children in the community get on the ice.
The donation will be recognized at the 2024 NHL Global Series Finland this weekend in Tampere.
Czech donation to be made in conjunction with Ondrej Palat to HC Frydek-Mistek Youth Academy.
Equipment will go to local military children from the UHL.
Wolfe will be taking over leadership of G&D from Devin Smith who has taken on additional duties in the NHLPA’s Business Department.
Jehan Jiwa, Grindstone Award Foundation vice president, continues to use hockey as a tool to help herself and others overcome life’s challenges.
Four military members and their children took in 2024 NHL All-Star Weekend in Toronto as part of the All-Star Hero campaign.
The Salish Storm Hockey Association recently celebrated at Hockey Day in Canada with an upcoming donation of 25 sets of equipment from NHLPA Goals & Dreams.
Twelve NHL players surprised Canadian youth hockey organizations recently with over $100,000 in equipment and monetary donations.
William Nylander, of Stockholm, leads initiative to donate $30,000 in hockey equipment.
Kraft Hockeyville, in its 17th year, was a success as the celebrations for Sydney, Nova Scotia, came to a close Sunday.
In case you missed it, here are some of the most memorable highlights from the 2023 NHL Global Series in Melbourne.
Equipment valued at $30,000 AUD will be distributed to the Kaurna Boomerangs, Ice Hockey Victoria and other youth hockey programs.
Children in Colorado Avalanche youth hockey program will have the opportunity to continue playing hockey with the Pueblo Bulls.
The Robertson brothers will also be hosting a two-day ice hockey clinic in Fort Liberty.
Marchment took part in G&D events, helping deliver equipment to children in remote Canadian communities.