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Minor Hockey Foundation Ontario

Minor Hockey Foundation Ontario. www.hockeyfoundation.ca. About us…. Established in 2000 Not-for-profit corporation Offers opportunities for children in the entire province of Ontario. About Us…. Offers three programs Wally Scott Bursary Financial Relief Let’s Learn Hockey.

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Minor Hockey Foundation Ontario

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  1. Minor Hockey Foundation Ontario www.hockeyfoundation.ca

  2. About us… • Established in 2000 • Not-for-profit corporation • Offers opportunities for children in the entire province of Ontario

  3. About Us… Offers three programs • Wally Scott Bursary • Financial Relief • Let’s Learn Hockey

  4. Wally Scott Bursary • Provides minor hockey players with financial assistance to continue their education to the post-secondary level. • Applicants must abide by a criteria outlining their contribution to the community as well as maintaining a commitment to their education 2008 Recipient, Josh Breedyk of Port Dover, ON

  5. Financial Relief • Assists financially-challenged minor hockey players with funds to continue or get a start in the game. • Applicants must complete a strict set of guidelines to receive funding. • Funding is sent directly to the minor hockey association to ensure money is allocated to registration fees.

  6. Let’s Learn Hockey • Partnerships with Children’s Aid Society (CAS), Big Brothers & Big Sisters (BBBS) and local minor hockey associations. • 30-35 kids per year • Receive new equipment, attend a skills clinic and subsidy for the following season’s registration • Past LLHP include Lindsay, Leamington, Kingston and Georgetown.

  7. Let’s Learn Hockey Let’s Learn Hockey 2006 Kingston, Ontario

  8. Let’s Learn Hockey Tim Nash of Kingston helps a young player with skill development OHL player Luke Pither joins players for on-ice instruction and autographs in Kingston

  9. Let’s Learn Hockey Tom & Denise Moxam (far right) present a donation of $5,000 towards the Let’s Learn Hockey Program to MHF President, John Archibald Through the help of CCM and other donations, new players to hockey receive equipment

  10. Let’s Learn Hockey Hall of Fame Coach Roger Neilson and NHLPA Goals & Dreams Rep, Steve Larmer help a child with his equipment Children participate in several off-ice activities for team building and play

  11. Let’s Learn Hockey Players are preparing their “game-face” in Leamington As NHL Linesman Marc Pare looks on, a player tries to score during the Shootout

  12. Let’s Learn Hockey Let’s Learn Hockey Volunteer and “Chris” are all smiles after receiving new equipment Hall of Famer Johnny Bower signs autographs for players in Georgetown

  13. How You Can Help • Financial Donations • Community Events • In Memory or Tribute • Monthly Giving • Planned Giving • Volunteering

  14. Questions & Discussion Minor Hockey Foundation Ontario25 Brodie Drive, Unit 3Richmond Hill, ONL4B 3K7P: 905-780-6642 x231F: 905-780-0344E-mail: info@hockeyfoundation.caWebsite: www.hockeyfoundation.ca

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