Established in the mid 2000’s, WOWHA provides a safe space for women identified hockey players to play like a pro in Ottawa! Our players

The Rundle Women’s Hockey League (RWHL) was established in 2019 as a grassroots initiative in the Bow Valley, starting with four teams and growing

If you pick me I’d like the $$$ to go to CRFMHA Victoria Reign female hockey. This association was created for female hockey by

I would use the reward to help Empower Hockey keep running their adult women’s hockey program. There is little to no options for women

I convene the Thornhill Over 50 Hockey League. The league was designed initially for those over 50 years of age but in resent years

Sledge Pride was created to have a space where para hockey players had a safe and inclusive space within the sport. Focused on the

Our association is focused on empowering girls and women as athletes and humans, through hockey, on ice and in our community. We provide opportunities

Hello, the women’s tournament was created in 2022 and has run successfully with growing registration. The tournament is part of Panorama Recreation’s initiative to

The St.Adolphe Hawkey Moms recreational hockey program is for women hockey players age 18+ of all abilities. Our games run every Sunday evening during

This money would be used to subsidize costs for women in our community to play in our established rec women’s hockey league. Every year

Founded in 2021, Next Shift Canada is a 100% volunteer run registered Not-for-Profit with the goal of breaking down barriers and ensuring access to

I am submitting on behalf of Huntsville Girls Hockey Association. We are a not-for-profit association offering house league hockey to females from U7-U22. We

Men have been playing pickup hockey during the workday for years. Fourteen years ago we decided our rural community needed the same opportunity for

In 2019, I pushed and grew the narrative and importance on Females in Sports and centralized it around Female Ice Hockey and Ringette. With

2023/ 2024 was a big year for Women’s Hockey in the small town of Blind River, Ontario. After throwing on skates for the first