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Ducks Player Charities
Cam Fowler

Cam and Jasmine Fowler have created C4Kids, a program that provides youth with opportunities to learn, play and love hockey. Fowler's passion for hockey inspired him to create C4Kids as a platform to feature a variety of activities for children and their families to enjoy and grow their love for the sport.

C4Kids in partnership with THE RINKS Find Your Grind Hockey Scholarship program, hosts families at Ducks home games throughout the season, giving them a chance to experience the excitement of an NHL game as well as a special meet and greet with Fowler. scholarship recipients will have the opportunity to take the ice with Fowler for an on-ice skills clinic. 

One of Fowler's favorite hockey memories as a child was playing in local ball hockey tournaments, having fun with his friends, while growing his love and skill as a hockey player. Cam and his wife Jasmine would like to share this experience with Jr. and Lady Ducks players by hosting the annual C4Kids Ball Hockey Bonanza.

This exciting day at the rink features a 16-team tournament featuring 5-person co-ed teams that hit the pavement for an afternoon of friendly-competition and fun, serving as a throwback to the street hockey days of just playing for the love of the game.   

The C4Kids Ball Hockey Bonanza is a complimentary tournament thanks to the support of Cam and Jasmine Fowler. All participants receive a C4Kids Ball Hockey Bonanza reversible jersey and commemorative C4Kids hockey stick and ball. 

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C4 Kids Ball Hockey Bonanza tournament

Ryan Getzlaf

Ducks captain Ryan Getzlaf shares the Anaheim Ducks Foundation mission of broadening access to the sport of hockey in Southern California. To help achieve this goal, Getzlaf helped create and supports the Anaheim Ducks Learn to Play powered by Ryan Getzlaf program which offers first-time hockey players the chance to get on the rink in full hockey equipment for free.

Players receive instruction on the basics of hockey and skating. Participants in Anaheim Ducks Learn to Play are provided with an equipment bag, helmet, shin guards, hockey pants, elbow pads, shoulder pads, gloves and a jersey to use for the four-week session in order to be fully protected on the rink.

In addition, Getzlaf generously sponsors a program in which any child who completes a Learn to Play program and signs-up to participate in a RINKS in-house league will receive a complimentary first set of gear to start their hockey career. Since the introduction of the Equipment Program in September 2013, The RINKS have introduced over 16,000 new participants to the sport of hockey and outfitted over 6,300 youth participants with their first set of hockey equipment.

Getzlaf's community impact doesn't end there, as he and his wife Paige host the annual Getzlaf Golf Shootout and MVP Party to benefit CureDuchenne. The MVP party features Ryan, Paige and teammates from the Ducks rolling out the red carpet for a fun night out on town. The next day includes the Golf Shootout for foursomes, all accompanied by professional athletes, as they hit the green for a day of sport and celebration out on the course.

The Getzlaf Golf Shootout brings together athletes, celebrities and community leaders in support of CureDuchenne, a nonprofit that aims to save the lives of children and young adults with Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Duchenne is a fatal muscle-wasting disease affecting 300,000 youths worldwide.

Following the Ninth Annual Getzlaf Golf Shootout in September 2019, the event has raised over $3.5 million for CureDuchenne.

John Gibson

Ducks goaltender John Gibson and his wife Alexa have created a charitable program supporting adaptive and inclusive hockey programs, called Gibson's Goals. John and Alexa have created this program to advocate for and provide individuals of all abilities the opportunity to enjoy the sport of hockey.

From participating in Hockey is for Everyone clinics to hosting members of the Ducks adaptive hockey programs in suites at Ducks games, Gibson's Goals is helping to make hockey an inclusive sport.

Adam Henrique

Adam Henrique has created a Movember movement to support and raise awareness for men's health initiatives. Each season he leads the Anaheim Ducks team and fans by being the Ducks Movember team captain, encouraging people to join the Ducks Movember team and fundraise to support the cause.

In addition, Henrique hosts a postgame photo opportunity fundraiser to benefit Movember Foundation. Adam Henrique generously matches the fans' cumulative photo op donation up to $2,000 each year.

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You can contribute by making a donation to the Anaheim Ducks Foundation, whose mission is to facilitate and support programs that produce positive change for children and families throughout Southern California by providing educational opportunities, broadening access to the sport of hockey and addressing the health and wellness needs of our community. 

The Anaheim Ducks Foundation raises money at various fundraisers such as the Anaheim Ducks Golf Classic and Dux in Tux, along with a variety of in-game fundraisers. Through the Foundation, the Anaheim Ducks look to support exemplary Southern California nonprofit organizations and to help make a positive impact in the local community. The Anaheim Ducks Foundation has contributed to many nonprofit organizations.

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