Who are we and what have we done...Hacker Hockey Club
Most games consist of at least 90 minute times. We have played over 5000 games in the valley since 1999!
Networking With The Stars gives an opportunity to network together using the club's website for business,
HackerHockeyClub.com is the very effective way of communicating with such a large group,
Testimonials come in almost every week from players that are benefiting from their membership and are posted regularly on the forum,
Tournaments- Our own Annual Maple Syrup tournament, the Turkey Cup, and the Can/Am tournaments. Then we also play in Vancouver, Montreal, Toronto, Las Vegas and local tournaments,
Jerseys are provided to every player to wear for that particular game,
Every player is insured for liability,
Over 1000 rostered members,
Referral program and Captain's Bonus for bringing new players to the club
New Member Beer nights and numerous social get togethers weekly have helped form numerous friendships.
Icemen That Care
(Registered Non profit 501 (c)3 foundation #1005672)
Operated Takin' It To The Streets-- street hockey with kids in Mesa and Phoenix for over 5 years,
Winners of Arizona's Champions for Children Award in 2001,
Have donated thousands of dollars in food, clothing, toys, and used sports equipment to needy athletes and families,
Have held Friendship Games with the Phoenix Suns and the YMCA and includes kids from Thomas J. Pappas School, south Phoenix, and Mesa.
Have held their Turkey Cup Toy Drives and have collected thousands of new toys!
Provided scholarships for kids and adults who struggle with the financial burden of playing hockey,
Have held the Can/Am Festival Games and have raised thousands of dollars for local charities,
Collect stuffed animals to give to kids who are in pain,
Have held Online Auctions of hockey memorabilia with money going to charity,
Taken hundreds of kids to Phoenix Suns & Coyotes games throughout the year,
Given unemployed adult hockey players a chance to play in exchange for community service vouchers,
Given hockey gear to those who have had it stolen or can't afford to buy it including a donation of over $145,000 in used gear to Wadena, Minnesota.
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