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Eleven organizations pay for the ice, the equipment and the lunch, or give their time and their ice, so that no family ever pays anything. Twenty-two community organizations share our application with the families they serve. Open Ice exists because of them. Click any one to read their story.

Made possible by
Thank you to our Platinum Partners, MCW Consultants, Platform Insurance, Rockland Resources, TorontoToday and HockeyStickMan; to our Pilot Sponsors, Pizza Pizza and the PHPA; and to our program partners, Upper Canada College, Stronger Together Hockey, the Leaside Hockey Association and the Toronto Leaside Wildcats; and to the twenty-two Community Referral Partners who share our application with the families they serve. Every hour of ice, every set of equipment and every lunch at an Open Ice camp is theirs as much as ours.
Our partners and sponsors
Community Referral Partnerswho share our application with the families they serve




















Who backs this
Every organization behind Open Ice
Five thousand three hundred dollars and up per camp: five or more children's places, with named program recognition and year-round visibility.





One thousand one hundred dollars per camp, or the equivalent in kind: one child's full place at camp, with equipment they keep.


Facilities, instruction and pathways. The partners who make each camp work and give a camper somewhere to go afterwards.




Community organizations that share the Open Ice application, and a partner link of their own, with the families they serve, so that children who have never played hockey hear about a free place at camp. The Toronto Leaside Wildcats, a Program Partner, share it too.
The 519City of Toronto agency, Toronto
Agincourt Community Services AssociationMulti-service community agency, Toronto
BGC Jane and Finch ClubBGC St. Alban's Club, Toronto
Big Brothers Big Sisters of North SimcoeYouth mentoring, Midland
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peel YorkYouth mentoring, Peel and York
Big Brothers Big Sisters of TorontoYouth mentoring, Toronto
Christie Refugee Welcome CentreRefugee shelter and support, Toronto
- Clark Centre for the ArtsClark Centre for the ArtsCity of Toronto arts centre, Toronto
Ethiopian Association in the Greater Toronto Area and Surrounding RegionCommunity association, Toronto
Hamilton Regional Indian CentreIndigenous Friendship Centre, Hamilton
The Learning Enrichment FoundationCommunity services hub, Toronto
Malvern Family Resource CentreCommunity hub, Toronto
The Neighbourhood Group Community ServicesSocial service agency, Toronto
The Neighbourhood OrganizationMulti-service community agency, Toronto
Newmarket Recreation Youth CentreTown of Newmarket youth centre, Newmarket
- Councillor Josh MatlowOffice of Councillor Josh MatlowWard 12, Toronto-St. Paul's, Toronto
Refugee 613Refugee welcome and information, Ottawa
Sarnia-Lambton Newcomer HubNewcomer settlement, Sarnia
Scadding Court Community CentreCommunity centre, Toronto
Town of Georgina Recreation ServicesMunicipal recreation, Georgina
Waterfront Neighbourhood CentreCommunity centre, Toronto
YMCA of Northeastern Ontario Immigrant ServicesNewcomer settlement, Sudbury
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Levels priced in children's places. $1,060 puts one child through a camp with a full set of equipment they keep.
Open Ice Initiative Inc. is an incorporated not-for-profit organization in Ontario, governed by a volunteer board of directors and accountable for every dollar it receives.
Because corporate support delivers logo placement, named program rights and media association, it can typically be recorded as a marketing or advertising expense. Please confirm the treatment with your finance team. This is not tax advice.











