Mays Landing, NJ (2026)

 Flyers Charities donated $17,000 to Mays Landing Street Hockey for the installation of a new and improved electronic scoreboard.

Wilmington, DE (2026)

Flyers Charities provided two new sets of ice mite nets to the Nighthawks Youth Hockey Club.

Lancaster, PA (2026)

Flyers Charities donated $10,000 to provide new sliding glass doors for the Lancaster Ice Rink.

Torresdale, PA (2026)

Flyers Charities donated $50,000 to Jacobs Rink to provide new equipment for players enrolled in programming at the Jacobs Rink.

Cheltenham, PA (2026)

Flyers Charities donated $500,000 to Cheltenham Sports to refurbish two ball hockey rinks at Elkins Park School. The project will include new boards, fencing, player benches, safety gates and doors, scoreboards, permanent spectator seating, and new Deking.

Gibbstown, NJ (2026)

Flyers Charities donated $230,000 to restore programming in Gibbstown, New Jersey. The rink is complete with new Dek flooring, boards, equipment, and more to revitalize and restore programming for youth hockey in Gloucester County.

Aston, PA (2025)

Flyers Charities donated $5,000 to provide 10 brand-new bumpers for 180 hockey teams at different levels. These bumpers allow coaches to split the ice for smaller children to play in a smaller area and allow multiple children’s teams to play on the ice at once.

Woodlyn, PA (2024)

Flyers Charities donated $100,000 to Ridley Hockey League last season. The grant funded the expansion of the rink to standard size, installing new flooring and boards, and leveling out the surface and surrounding area.

Gilbertsville, PA (2024)

Flyers Charities donated $200,000 to Pottstown Area Health and Wellness Foundation and New Hanover Township. The donation assisted the township to refurbish the rink into a functional ball hockey rink. The donation covered new flooring and boards, building benches and penalty boxes, and providing new hockey nets.

Philadelphia, PA (2023)

Flyers Charities presented Snider Hockey with a $400,000 check in support of building a multi-purpose outdoor street hockey rink at the Joseph Scanlon Recreation Center in the Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia. Once completed, this facility will allow Snider Hockey to expand its already energetic programming in partnership with Philadelphia's Parks & Recreation Department. As part of the project, the existing playground will be refurbished, and a new, dedicated all-purpose sports wall will be constructed at Scanlon Recreation Center.