Partners and
sponsors

Sponsor a camper

One gift. One child. Everything they need to play, theirs to keep.

A camper in a green jersey and white helmet smiling on the ice while holding a stick
Monthly first

The one that changes the plan

A one-off gift pays for a child. A monthly gift lets us book ice a year ahead and tell a family in March that there is a spot in August.

The Blue Line Club

Monthly is the one that changes the plan

A one-off gift pays for a child. A monthly gift lets us book ice twelve months ahead, tell a family in March that there is a spot in August, and stop guessing. Seventy dollars a month puts one child through a camp every year, for as long as you keep it going.

  1. $25a montha gear set over the yearStart (opens GoFundMe in a new tab)
  2. $70a monthone child on the ice every yearStart (opens GoFundMe in a new tab)
  3. $150a monthtwo or more children every yearStart (opens GoFundMe in a new tab)
Or give once

Three amounts, and exactly what each buys

No abstractions. Each of these is a real thing that a real child carries out of an arena.

A volunteer adjusting the chin strap on a pink helmet at the boards
$500

One gear set

A helmet, skates, a stick, gloves, pads, pants and a jersey. One child carries all of it home on the Friday and none of it comes back.

Give $500 (opens GoFundMe in a new tab)
A volunteer crouched at ice level, eye to eye with a first-time skater
$860

One child, one camp

Four days of ice, professional coaching, dryland, lunch every day, and the gear. Everything one child needs, start to finish.

Give $860 (opens GoFundMe in a new tab)
Campers lined up along the boards waiting their turn
$2,120

Two children

Two children who did not know each other on the Tuesday and who arrive on the Friday looking for each other.

Give $2,120 (opens GoFundMe in a new tab)
The next camp

Where we are against what it costs

Next camp

Summer Camp 2027

Four days at Leaside for up to thirty children, gear included.

$6,800raised of $24,000

That is 7 children already paid for, and 20 still waiting.

The ask, in plain numbers

$860 covers one child: $380 for the equipment, and $480 for full set of gear the child keeps permanently. A half adoption of $500 covers the gear on its own. Any amount helps and nothing is too small.

What a monthly member gets

  • Quarterly impact updates with photographs and numbers
  • Your name on our supporter wall, or stay anonymous
  • First look at camp dates and Keep Your Gear graduation moments
  • An annual year in review of what the club accomplished
  • Pause or cancel at any time, no conversation required

Open Ice Initiative is a Toronto registered nonprofit, not a registered charity, so we cannot issue charitable tax receipts.

Because corporate support delivers logo placement, named programme 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.