HP4K, Children's Hunger Alliance, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Cincinnati, Cincinnati Children's Hospital, and the Cincinnati Cyclones teamed up for a day on Fountain Square in downtown Cincinnati.
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Members of the Cincinnati Cyclones successfully ran a "Stick to Reading" program at Central Elementary School. Kids, teachers and parents loved it!
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As part of the nationwide "Give Moore for the Holidays" Challenge, the South Carolina Stingrays arranged a holiday gift-giving party after a December home game for some very deserving local families.
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Members of HP4K and the Elmira Jackals created a partnership this November with a local Community Center, and oversaw an afternoon of floor hockey lessons.
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HP4K members Ian McNally and Darroll Powe organized a youth hockey camp for kids ages 5-14 this July in Princeton, NJ.
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DinoMights, a Minnesota-based youth development program, features hockey as one of its many important activities for mentoring young people in the community. The philosophy of DinoMights centers around maintaining relationships with youth from their elementary years through high school graduation, and providing them with the various kinds of support they need to become self-assured, competent adults. HP4K's own T.J. McElroy has been helping out as a volunteer this spring in Minneapolis.
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On March 15, 2010, HP4K members/Cincinnati Cyclones players partnered with a youth hockey team from the Cincinnati Amateur Hockey Association (CAHA) to give a group of underprivileged children from the Cincinnati area a unique opportunity to learn about hockey. HP4K members helped the children suit up with skates, sticks and helmets, and taught participants how to skate, pass and shoot. A pizza party and autograph signing followed the event --- everyone involved had a blast!
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On March 4, 2010, South Carolina Stingrays players represented HP4K at a local afterschool program in Dorchester, SC. The guys helped with homework, played board games with the kids, and even organized a kickball clinic out in the fresh air.
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Under the leadership of co-founder Daryl Marcoux, Stockton’s HP4K contingent just organized the first of many road hockey clinics to come in partnership with a YMCA afterschool program at a local elementary school.
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HP4K's newest member, Bruce Mulherin, is carrying out the organization's mission this season in Asia, spending time with school children and teaching learn-to-skate programs.
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HP4K co-founder Mike Batovanja volunteering in a fifth grade classroom in Wichita, Kansas --- helping students with math and reading assignments, giving floor hockey lessons, and teaching the kids a little something about hockey and Canada.
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In January 2010, members of the Cincinnati Cyclones visited Matthew 25 Ministries to help sort out supplies and donations to be shipped to Haiti for the emergency assistance following the devastating earthquake.
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CincyAfterSchool is a partnership between the Cincinnati Public Schools and the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati, with the goal of improving students’ academic achievement and reducing risk-taking behaviors. Throughout the 09-10 hockey season, HP4K members in Cincinnati have had a blast spending time with kids at Pleasant Ridge Montessori—sharing lessons on leadership and fitness, and playing a lot of floor hockey.
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Pics from HP4K co-founder Mike Moore's organized effort in Worcester, MA with Community HealthLink and the Worcester Sharks.
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In December 2009, HP4K's Cincinnati contingent co-hosted a big hockey scrimmage for kids age 7-10. All funds raised went to the Children's Hunger Alliance. The entire Cincinnati Cylcones hockey team showed up in support of the cause and a great time was had by all!
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In November 2009, Darroll Powe and Ian McNally organized a road hockey game at a Boys and Girls Club in Philadelphia. All the extra gear rounded up was donated to the Club so they can continue to use the excellent facility they have outside their club.
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Members of HP4K and the South Carolina Stingrays recently visited the Boys and Girls Club at Goodwin Elementary School. The guys spent time reading and helping with homework, and then played some dodge ball.
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