Support the Club

Fundraising

Great Valley Ice Hockey fundraising helps support the player experience, team needs, club operations, and future program growth.

Helping the Program Move Forward

Fundraising gives families, supporters, and community partners a simple way to help strengthen the Great Valley Ice Hockey program. Every effort helps support players across the elementary, middle school, and high school levels.

Why Fundraising Matters

Scholastic hockey has real costs: ice time, league fees, equipment needs, team events, player support, communications, and club operations. Fundraising helps reduce pressure on families while giving the club more flexibility to support the season.

Club Support

Team & Club Needs

Fundraising can help support practical needs that improve the season for players, coaches, and families.

  • Team and club operating needs.
  • Player experience and season support.
  • Events, recognition, and communication efforts.
Campaigns

Events & Gear

Fundraising may include spirit wear, community events, seasonal campaigns, raffles, or other club-approved efforts.

  • Spirit wear and merchandise opportunities.
  • Seasonal fundraising campaigns.
  • Club events and community activities.

How Families Can Help

Families can support fundraising in small, practical ways throughout the season.

  • Participate in approved club fundraisers.
  • Share fundraising links when campaigns are active.
  • Suggest local business or community connections.
  • Support spirit wear and club merchandise opportunities.
  • Volunteer for events when help is needed.

Where Support Goes

Fundraising support helps the club improve the overall hockey experience and manage costs across the program.

  • Ice time and league-related expenses.
  • Team and player experience needs.
  • Club communication and operational support.
  • Events, recognition, and community-building efforts.
  • Future program growth and sustainability.

Have a Fundraising Idea?

Contact the club and include “Fundraising” in your message. A board member will review the idea and follow up when available.

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