Thank You For Making This Possible.
Everything Hockey is dedicated to giving back to the hockey community. This community provides us with such an amazing opportunity to share our love for the game of hockey. We would like to thank everyone who has helped do their part to allow us to give back to the hockey community as an organization.
To date, we've helped raise $121,952 for charities/initiatives/projects that we deeply believe in. If you have any charitable organization ideas that you would like to see us support moving forward, please let us know here.
To date, we've helped raise $121,952 for charities/initiatives/projects that we deeply believe in. If you have any charitable organization ideas that you would like to see us support moving forward, please let us know here.
September 2024: 13 & 40 Forever T-Shirts - $11,170 Raised
We were devastated to learn of the passing of Gaudreau brothers Johnny & Matthew on the morning of August 30th. Our thoughts will forever be with the Gaudreau families, friends, teammates and their respective organizations. We were delighted to find a way to help in any way we could. We did so by pledging to raise money for the GoFundMe hosted by Matthew's wife, Madeline. The "Support Madeline and Baby Tripp After Tragedy" is to support the Gaudreau family, allowing Madeline to pay for funeral expenses and to help with Baby Tripp. Thank you to everyone who participated in this campaign and supported the Gaudreau's and their family during these hard times. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $11,170 USD. Second donation pending.
We were devastated to learn of the passing of Gaudreau brothers Johnny & Matthew on the morning of August 30th. Our thoughts will forever be with the Gaudreau families, friends, teammates and their respective organizations. We were delighted to find a way to help in any way we could. We did so by pledging to raise money for the GoFundMe hosted by Matthew's wife, Madeline. The "Support Madeline and Baby Tripp After Tragedy" is to support the Gaudreau family, allowing Madeline to pay for funeral expenses and to help with Baby Tripp. Thank you to everyone who participated in this campaign and supported the Gaudreau's and their family during these hard times. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $11,170 USD. Second donation pending.
November 2023: AJ47 Helmet Stickers - $460 Raised
The hockey world received unfortunate news on the morning of October 28th, learning about the on-ice death of Nottingham Panthers skater, Adam Johnson. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Johnson family, his friends, teammates and the Panthers organization. We were thrilled to raise money for the official GoFundMe hosted by the Nottingham Panthers. The "Love for Hibbing and Hockey Memorial Fund" is to support local charitable activities in Adam's hometown, as selected by the Johnson family (via GoFundMe page). Thank you to everyone who participated in this campaign and supported Adam Johnson and his family during these hard times. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise £360 GBP/$460 USD.
The hockey world received unfortunate news on the morning of October 28th, learning about the on-ice death of Nottingham Panthers skater, Adam Johnson. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Johnson family, his friends, teammates and the Panthers organization. We were thrilled to raise money for the official GoFundMe hosted by the Nottingham Panthers. The "Love for Hibbing and Hockey Memorial Fund" is to support local charitable activities in Adam's hometown, as selected by the Johnson family (via GoFundMe page). Thank you to everyone who participated in this campaign and supported Adam Johnson and his family during these hard times. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise £360 GBP/$460 USD.
October 2023: Breast Cancer Awareness Month - $510 Raised
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Since 2018, we have committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our Breast Cancer Awareness Hoodie & T-Shirt designs during the month of October. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $510 for Cancer Research this year. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Since 2018, we have committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our Breast Cancer Awareness Hoodie & T-Shirt designs during the month of October. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $510 for Cancer Research this year. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
March 2023: #ItsLarrysTurn with Hockey4Youth - $325 Raised
On March 13, 1948, Larry Kwong aka Eng Kai Geong, a Chinese Canadian hockey player, broke the colour barrier as the NHL’s first player of Asian descent. Larry Kwong’s achievement went largely unacknowledged until recent grassroots campaigns emerged to share Larry’s story. Since then, there have been modest ceremonies, regional awards, and news reports recognizing Larry. He has, however, never been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
As Asian involvement in the sport of hockey continues to grow in North America and beyond, it’s Larry’s turn to receive the recognition he deserves. An induction will ensure that his contribution is never forgotten. It's only fitting that the long overdue induction occurs in 2023. March 13, 2023, marked the 75th anniversary of Larry’s NHL debut; June 17, 2023, is the day Larry would have turned 100. Let’s give Larry his turn before the past is forgotten.
50% of proceeds from the sales of #ItsLarrysTurn clothing will benefit a Hockey 4 Youth program in Calgary, Alberta in Larry Kwong's honour. Launched in 2015, Hockey 4 Youth’s mission is to increase social inclusion for new Canadian (newcomer) and high-priority youth through free ice hockey and T.E.A.C.H programs. Since 2015, Hockey 4 Youth has worked with over 600 children and youth from 38 countries of origin.
On March 13, 1948, Larry Kwong aka Eng Kai Geong, a Chinese Canadian hockey player, broke the colour barrier as the NHL’s first player of Asian descent. Larry Kwong’s achievement went largely unacknowledged until recent grassroots campaigns emerged to share Larry’s story. Since then, there have been modest ceremonies, regional awards, and news reports recognizing Larry. He has, however, never been inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame.
As Asian involvement in the sport of hockey continues to grow in North America and beyond, it’s Larry’s turn to receive the recognition he deserves. An induction will ensure that his contribution is never forgotten. It's only fitting that the long overdue induction occurs in 2023. March 13, 2023, marked the 75th anniversary of Larry’s NHL debut; June 17, 2023, is the day Larry would have turned 100. Let’s give Larry his turn before the past is forgotten.
50% of proceeds from the sales of #ItsLarrysTurn clothing will benefit a Hockey 4 Youth program in Calgary, Alberta in Larry Kwong's honour. Launched in 2015, Hockey 4 Youth’s mission is to increase social inclusion for new Canadian (newcomer) and high-priority youth through free ice hockey and T.E.A.C.H programs. Since 2015, Hockey 4 Youth has worked with over 600 children and youth from 38 countries of origin.
November 2022: Men's Health Awareness Month - $400 Raised
"Movember" is an annual event involving the growing of moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of men's health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and men's suicide with the goal to change the face of men's health. Through the power of the moustache, we've been able to raise $400 for the Movember campaign this month. 100% of proceeds from our Hockey Moustache Hoodie & T-Shirt designs were donated on December 2nd, 2022.
"Movember" is an annual event involving the growing of moustaches during the month of November to raise awareness of men's health issues, such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and men's suicide with the goal to change the face of men's health. Through the power of the moustache, we've been able to raise $400 for the Movember campaign this month. 100% of proceeds from our Hockey Moustache Hoodie & T-Shirt designs were donated on December 2nd, 2022.
October 2022: Breast Cancer Awareness Month - $710 Raised
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Since 2018, we have committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our Breast Cancer Awareness Hoodie & T-Shirt designs during the month of October. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $710 for Cancer Research this year. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Since 2018, we have committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our Breast Cancer Awareness Hoodie & T-Shirt designs during the month of October. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $710 for Cancer Research this year. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
July 2022: Nazem Kadri Foundation - $82,267.50 Raised
Nazem Kadri is the definition of perseverance. After an incredible season, he fully deserved to hoist Lord Stanley this summer. We're happy to have connected with the designer of the "Too Many Men" T-Shirt that Kadri wore during the championship parade. Upon the shirt he wore going viral on social media, we knew we had to help get it out there to fans and we did just so. We've teamed up with Nazem, Adrienne (@guffychan) and pledged to donate 50% of proceeds from all sales to the Nazem Kadri Foundation, a foundation that focuses on giving back and raising awareness for Mental Health.
Nazem Kadri is the definition of perseverance. After an incredible season, he fully deserved to hoist Lord Stanley this summer. We're happy to have connected with the designer of the "Too Many Men" T-Shirt that Kadri wore during the championship parade. Upon the shirt he wore going viral on social media, we knew we had to help get it out there to fans and we did just so. We've teamed up with Nazem, Adrienne (@guffychan) and pledged to donate 50% of proceeds from all sales to the Nazem Kadri Foundation, a foundation that focuses on giving back and raising awareness for Mental Health.
March 2022: Ukraine Emergency - $900 Raised
At Everything Hockey, we always try to help those in need when we can. During times like these, it's more important than ever to come together to help support the families being effected by the inhumane events in Ukraine. The first week of March, we released our "Stick With Ukraine" T-Shirt design and pledged to donate $10 from every T-Shirt sold to benefit Ukrainian families who were forced to flee their homes and to help ensure they are sheltered and safe. Through you support, a donation of $900 was made to the United Nations High Comissioner For Refugees - Ukraine Emergency.
At Everything Hockey, we always try to help those in need when we can. During times like these, it's more important than ever to come together to help support the families being effected by the inhumane events in Ukraine. The first week of March, we released our "Stick With Ukraine" T-Shirt design and pledged to donate $10 from every T-Shirt sold to benefit Ukrainian families who were forced to flee their homes and to help ensure they are sheltered and safe. Through you support, a donation of $900 was made to the United Nations High Comissioner For Refugees - Ukraine Emergency.
February 2022: Hockey Supports Mental Health - $600 Raised
To assist those suffering from mental illness, we raised money through the proceeds our Mental Health Hoodie & T-Shirt designs from 01/17 to 02/17. We pledged to donate a portion of proceeds from our Hockey Supports Mental Health, EH Supports Mental Health and Lime Green Lace designs to the Canadian Mental Health Association. $10 from every Hoodie/T-Shirt have been donated to the CMHA. Through everyone's support, we have been able to raise $600 this year. A huge thank you to everyone who has supported our 2022 Mental Health campaign.
Through our 2022 Hockey Supports Mental Health campaign, we hope we have been able to educate our followers on Mental Health, promote Mental Health conversations and to bring positivity/support around Mental Health. We continue to invite you to join us on our social media accounts to support Mental Health using the hashtag #HockeySupportsMentalHealth. Let's keep the conversation going year round, and help make each other feel more comfortable about speaking out.
To assist those suffering from mental illness, we raised money through the proceeds our Mental Health Hoodie & T-Shirt designs from 01/17 to 02/17. We pledged to donate a portion of proceeds from our Hockey Supports Mental Health, EH Supports Mental Health and Lime Green Lace designs to the Canadian Mental Health Association. $10 from every Hoodie/T-Shirt have been donated to the CMHA. Through everyone's support, we have been able to raise $600 this year. A huge thank you to everyone who has supported our 2022 Mental Health campaign.
Through our 2022 Hockey Supports Mental Health campaign, we hope we have been able to educate our followers on Mental Health, promote Mental Health conversations and to bring positivity/support around Mental Health. We continue to invite you to join us on our social media accounts to support Mental Health using the hashtag #HockeySupportsMentalHealth. Let's keep the conversation going year round, and help make each other feel more comfortable about speaking out.
October 2021: Breast Cancer Awareness Month - $900 Raised
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Since 2018, we have committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our Breast Cancer Awareness Hoodie & T-Shirt designs during the month of October. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $900 for Cancer Research this year. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Since 2018, we have committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our Breast Cancer Awareness Hoodie & T-Shirt designs during the month of October. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $900 for Cancer Research this year. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
June 2021: Hockey Cares Project - $3,800 Raised
When we found out that Ethan Bear of the Edmonton Oilers was a victim of racism from fans after his team was eliminated from the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs, we were very disappointed with this group of hockey fans and immediately called on these fans to be better. In addition, we created an unofficial "Bear" design using cree syllabics to help raise money for Hockey Cares, an amazing project by True North Aid which aims to build relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people through hockey. The project also provides Indigenous youth with post-secondary opportunities and support systems. Through the proceeds of the Bear T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies over the four-week period, we were able to raise an astonishing $3,800 to support their project. In addition, over 100 T-Shirts were sent to the families in Oakville who will be sharing the T-Shirts with their friends in Attawapiskat. If you wish to learn more about their project, please click here. Donation details can be found below.
When we found out that Ethan Bear of the Edmonton Oilers was a victim of racism from fans after his team was eliminated from the 2021 Stanley Cup Playoffs, we were very disappointed with this group of hockey fans and immediately called on these fans to be better. In addition, we created an unofficial "Bear" design using cree syllabics to help raise money for Hockey Cares, an amazing project by True North Aid which aims to build relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people through hockey. The project also provides Indigenous youth with post-secondary opportunities and support systems. Through the proceeds of the Bear T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies over the four-week period, we were able to raise an astonishing $3,800 to support their project. In addition, over 100 T-Shirts were sent to the families in Oakville who will be sharing the T-Shirts with their friends in Attawapiskat. If you wish to learn more about their project, please click here. Donation details can be found below.
February 2021: Hockey Supports Mental Health - $1,810 Raised
To assist those suffering from mental illness, we raised money through the proceeds our Mental Health Hoodies, T-Shirts & Face Masks from 01/14 to 02/07. We pledged to donate a portion of proceeds from our Hockey Supports Mental Health and EH Supports Mental Health designs to Mental Health America and the Canadian Mental Health Association. $10 from every Hoodie/T-Shirt and $5 from every Hockey Mask have been split between MHA and CMHA. Through everyone's support, we have been able to raise $1,810 this year. A huge thank you to everyone who has supported our Mental Health campaign.
Through our 2021 Hockey Supports Mental Health campaign, we hope we have been able to educate our followers on Mental Health, promote Mental Health conversations and to bring positivity/support around Mental Health. We continue to invite you to join us on our social media accounts to support Mental Health using the hashtag #HockeySupportsMentalHealth. Let's keep the conversation going year round, and help make each other feel more comfortable about speaking out.
To assist those suffering from mental illness, we raised money through the proceeds our Mental Health Hoodies, T-Shirts & Face Masks from 01/14 to 02/07. We pledged to donate a portion of proceeds from our Hockey Supports Mental Health and EH Supports Mental Health designs to Mental Health America and the Canadian Mental Health Association. $10 from every Hoodie/T-Shirt and $5 from every Hockey Mask have been split between MHA and CMHA. Through everyone's support, we have been able to raise $1,810 this year. A huge thank you to everyone who has supported our Mental Health campaign.
Through our 2021 Hockey Supports Mental Health campaign, we hope we have been able to educate our followers on Mental Health, promote Mental Health conversations and to bring positivity/support around Mental Health. We continue to invite you to join us on our social media accounts to support Mental Health using the hashtag #HockeySupportsMentalHealth. Let's keep the conversation going year round, and help make each other feel more comfortable about speaking out.
October 2020: Breast Cancer Awareness Month - $1,150 Raised
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. As we did in 2018/2019 we committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our "Puck You Cancer", "Stick Together" and newly added "EH Supports Breast Cancer Awareness" and "Fighting Together" designs which were offered on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $1,150 for cancer research. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. As we did in 2018/2019 we committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our "Puck You Cancer", "Stick Together" and newly added "EH Supports Breast Cancer Awareness" and "Fighting Together" designs which were offered on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $1,150 for cancer research. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
January 2020: Sarcoma Foundation of America - $1,800 Raised
We were absolutely devastated about the news of Oskar Lindblom's diagnosis of Ewing's sarcoma and decided that we would like to do our part to show support for Oskar and assist in finding a cure for Sarcoma Cancer. We created our own Oskar Strong T-Shirt design and pledged to donate 100% of proceeds to the Sarcoma Foundation of America, a well known American foundation that that advocates for sarcoma patients by funding research & increasing awareness about the disease. Through the hockey communities support, we were able to raise an astonishing $1,800. The final donation was made to Sarcoma Foundation of America.
We were absolutely devastated about the news of Oskar Lindblom's diagnosis of Ewing's sarcoma and decided that we would like to do our part to show support for Oskar and assist in finding a cure for Sarcoma Cancer. We created our own Oskar Strong T-Shirt design and pledged to donate 100% of proceeds to the Sarcoma Foundation of America, a well known American foundation that that advocates for sarcoma patients by funding research & increasing awareness about the disease. Through the hockey communities support, we were able to raise an astonishing $1,800. The final donation was made to Sarcoma Foundation of America.
October 2019: Breast Cancer Awareness Month - $1,100 Raised
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. As we did in October of 2018, we committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our "Puck You Cancer" and newly added "Stick Together" designs which were offered on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $1,100 for cancer research. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. As we did in October of 2018, we committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our "Puck You Cancer" and newly added "Stick Together" designs which were offered on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $1,100 for cancer research. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
April 2019: Broncos Memorial Fund - $2,000 Raised
One year later and our hearts are still with the Humboldt Broncos as they will be forever. Last year, we were able to donate a total of $9,715 through the sales of our unofficial Humboldt Strong stickers. This year, we decided to sell the Humboldt Strong design on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies while pledging to donate 100% of proceeds to the Broncos Memorial Fund. Through the support of our hockey community, we were able to raise $2,000 to provide continued support to those affected by the tragedy that occurred on April 6th, 2018. We will continue to think of those affected by the Humboldt tragedy. The final donation was made to the Broncos Memorial Fund.
One year later and our hearts are still with the Humboldt Broncos as they will be forever. Last year, we were able to donate a total of $9,715 through the sales of our unofficial Humboldt Strong stickers. This year, we decided to sell the Humboldt Strong design on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies while pledging to donate 100% of proceeds to the Broncos Memorial Fund. Through the support of our hockey community, we were able to raise $2,000 to provide continued support to those affected by the tragedy that occurred on April 6th, 2018. We will continue to think of those affected by the Humboldt tragedy. The final donation was made to the Broncos Memorial Fund.
February 2019: Hockey Supports Mental Health - $950 Raised
Mental illness touches us all in one way or another. Whether it be directly, through a friend or a family member. One of the biggest hurdles for anyone suffering from mental illness is overcoming the stigma. This year we sought to assist those suffering from mental illness through our "Hockey Supports Mental Health" design. With Bell Let's Talk Day on January 31st, we decided to pledge to donate 100% of proceeds to Mental Health America from sales of our Hockey Supports Mental Health design in February. Through the interactions on our #BellLetsTalk tweets alone, we were able to raise over $400. Through the sales of our Hockey Supports Mental Health T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies, we were able to raised an astounding $950. The final donation was made to Mental Health America.
Mental illness touches us all in one way or another. Whether it be directly, through a friend or a family member. One of the biggest hurdles for anyone suffering from mental illness is overcoming the stigma. This year we sought to assist those suffering from mental illness through our "Hockey Supports Mental Health" design. With Bell Let's Talk Day on January 31st, we decided to pledge to donate 100% of proceeds to Mental Health America from sales of our Hockey Supports Mental Health design in February. Through the interactions on our #BellLetsTalk tweets alone, we were able to raise over $400. Through the sales of our Hockey Supports Mental Health T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies, we were able to raised an astounding $950. The final donation was made to Mental Health America.
December 2018: Kenya Hockey Donation - $1,050 Raised
With only enough players to create one team, the Kenya Ice Lions had never played a game against an opponent. That was until the team came to Canada to compete against NHL superstars Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon. Team Kenya is looking to take the game of hockey a step further but are in need of some major assistance. To help our friends over in Kenya, we pledged to donate all proceeds from Kenya Hockey clothing sales to help the team pay for expenses incurred such as equipment, rink fees, training, licensing and insurance. Not only will this spread the great game of ice hockey in Africa, but will also contribute to the benefits that team sports can have in someones life. Kenya hopes to bring their hockey team to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics where they would compete against other hockey teams around the world. Together we raised $1,050 to help assist the Ice Lions with the journey to become a contender at the 2022 Olympic Games. The final donation was made to the Official Kenya Go Fund Me Page.
With only enough players to create one team, the Kenya Ice Lions had never played a game against an opponent. That was until the team came to Canada to compete against NHL superstars Sidney Crosby and Nathan MacKinnon. Team Kenya is looking to take the game of hockey a step further but are in need of some major assistance. To help our friends over in Kenya, we pledged to donate all proceeds from Kenya Hockey clothing sales to help the team pay for expenses incurred such as equipment, rink fees, training, licensing and insurance. Not only will this spread the great game of ice hockey in Africa, but will also contribute to the benefits that team sports can have in someones life. Kenya hopes to bring their hockey team to the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics where they would compete against other hockey teams around the world. Together we raised $1,050 to help assist the Ice Lions with the journey to become a contender at the 2022 Olympic Games. The final donation was made to the Official Kenya Go Fund Me Page.
October 2018: Breast Cancer Awareness Month - $1,300 Raised
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Throughout the month of October, we committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our "Puck You Cancer" design, which was offered on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $1,300 for cancer research. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Everyone is affected by cancer in one way or another and we like to do our part to help increase awareness of all types of cancer and to raise funds for research into their cause, treatment and cure. Throughout the month of October, we committed to donate 100% of proceeds from our "Puck You Cancer" design, which was offered on T-Shirts and Hockey Lace Hoodies. Together as a hockey community, we fought back against cancer and did our part to help those who have been affected. Through everyone's support, we were able to raise $1,300 for cancer research. The final donation was made to Cancer Research Institute.
April 2018: Humboldt Broncos Fund - $8,500 Raised
A horrific bus crash involving a Saskatchewan junior hockey team, the Humboldt Broncos, killed 16 people the evening on April 6th and injured another 13 including the teams head coach and captain. After hearing about this, we wanted to do anything we could to help relieve those affected by this tragedy. We pledged to donate all proceeds from any sale on April 7th. Through the tremendous support from our followers, we were able to raise $1,215 to help those affected by this tragedy.
In addition, we decided to create unofficial Humboldt Strong helmet stickers and include them in all orders placed during the month of April. These stickers were also sold in bundles for teams or groups, with all proceeds being donated to help the families with any expenses incurred. Through the proceeds of these stickers, we were able to raise an additional $8,500 to help the families effected. The final donation was made to Official Broncos Go Fund Me. Huge shout out to everyone who helped support this cause. Our thoughts and prayers are with the players, families and everyone who has been effected by this terrible event. We will forever be Humboldt Strong.
A horrific bus crash involving a Saskatchewan junior hockey team, the Humboldt Broncos, killed 16 people the evening on April 6th and injured another 13 including the teams head coach and captain. After hearing about this, we wanted to do anything we could to help relieve those affected by this tragedy. We pledged to donate all proceeds from any sale on April 7th. Through the tremendous support from our followers, we were able to raise $1,215 to help those affected by this tragedy.
In addition, we decided to create unofficial Humboldt Strong helmet stickers and include them in all orders placed during the month of April. These stickers were also sold in bundles for teams or groups, with all proceeds being donated to help the families with any expenses incurred. Through the proceeds of these stickers, we were able to raise an additional $8,500 to help the families effected. The final donation was made to Official Broncos Go Fund Me. Huge shout out to everyone who helped support this cause. Our thoughts and prayers are with the players, families and everyone who has been effected by this terrible event. We will forever be Humboldt Strong.
