Hockey Fundraising Ideas

Crowdsourcing allows you to tap into your network to see if everyone would be willing to chip in to help you reach your objective. This works whether you need money for tournament fees or perhaps you’re trying to help a local charity or neighbor in need. Most people like to help out a good cause when they can.

You can either sell team jerseys or fun T-shirts with mottos like these:

• Eat. Sleep. Hockey.
• Live. Love. Hockey
• Proud Hockey Mom
• Got ice?
• Hat Trick.
• Feel free to search on Google for even more hockey shirt ideas.

Now, how can you make money with this?

You can either team up with a local T-shirt printer or order online.

In this fundraiser event, you get sponsors to help you raise money. You can do this for laps around the ice-skating rink or the number of hours you play hockey. Use your imagination to find an angle to even do this virtually if that works for your league.

If there is such thing as a home run derby, there might as well be a hockey derby!

In this version you get sponsors to donate every time you score a goal. Each player can start with a stack of pucks and swing away. The more goals you make, the more money you raise for your team.

Everybody loves a good hockey tournament. You can do this for charity or to raise money for your teammates. You can have parents against kids, or one school versus another school. Remember to sell refreshments to earn extra money.

People love 5K races. By holding your own marathon, you help your neighbors get exercise while supporting your team. You can either charge an entry fee for everyone, or they can get their own sponsors.

A hockey clinic is a great way to raise funds for your booster club.

Think of all the little brothers and sisters of your hockey players. They look up to their older siblings and probably want to learn how to play too. Additionally there are other kids in the neighborhood that would like to try learning how to play.

• Ice hockey drills for beginners.
• One on one drills
• Goaltending drills.
• Passing
• Skating
• Face-offs
• Back checking

Additional hockey fundraising ideas for your clinic include:

• Selling hockey portraits.
• Creating custom videos to sell to the parents.
• Creating a hockey calendar with pictures of the kids playing.
• Print and sell custom hockey cards.

Ask a local pizzeria if they are willing to be the official pizzeria for your hockey team. Negotiate a 10% discount or commission for all sales generated.

Hockey players certainly work up a good appetite after a game or two. Booster club moms can bake some homemade goodies to sell and raise extra money.

Hockey isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. But golf… that is a totally different ball game!

Many golfers would be happy to join your tournament just as an excuse to play golf. Think about local business owners. They can write this off while having fun.

You can reach out to a local sports store to see if they will work out a fundraising arrangement with your kids. Make up a flyer with your hockey teams name on it and tell everyone about the big sale. Your field hockey club can earn a percentage on every sale made.