The Philadelphia Flyers aim to grow the game of hockey through building connections with individuals and organizations in the Greater Philadelphia Region who are dedicated to making a difference in their community. The Flyers Community Ticket Grant program recognizes the mission of non-profits by offering the complimentary game experience to those who might not otherwise be able to attend.
The Flyers Hometown Hero presented by Toyota recognizes courageous local men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces with a unique experience at a Flyers Home game at the Wells Fargo Center including a custom jersey and in-arena welcome. Nominations are now being accepted for the 2023-24 season. Click to learn more or nominate someone as a Hometown Hero.
The Philadelphia Flyers broadcaster Jim Jackson has launched Flyers Press Pass for another season. In partnership with Alex’s Lemonade Stand, the team will host several families impacted by cancer. As a part of this experience, families will receive a meet and greet with our broadcasters, as well as a tour of our control room for the ultimate press experience. In addition, the family will be treated to Zamboni rides, a Gritty meet and greet, and an in-arena welcome!
Flyers forward, Noah Cates will host local youth hockey players as his guests throughout the 2023-2024 season. A player could be nominated for a variety of reasons, such as overcoming significant obstacles, committing themselves to community service, or providing on and off ice leadership to their teammates and others. Each Cates’ Mates recipient will receive four lower-level tickets to a Flyers game and a post-game meet and greet with Noah.
Flyers forward, Garnet Hathaway will host local first responders as his guests throughout the 2023-2024 season.
As a part of Hath’s Heroes, local fire, police, EMS and military groups across the greater Philadelphia area will have the opportunity to attend a select number of Flyers games. In addition to tickets, the groups will also have the opportunity to meet with Garnet post-game.
Flyers center and alternate captain, Scott Laughton will host guests from the LGBTQ+ community throughout the 2023-2024 season.
As an ally of the LGBTQ+ community, Scott finds it important to emphasize that hockey is for everyone. As a part of this experience, guests will receive tickets to a Flyers game, custom Flyers Pride T-shirt jerseys, Flyers Pride pins and a meet and greet with Scott.
Once again this season, Philadelphia Flyers Head Coach John Tortorella will be bringing awareness to rescue animals and organizations in the Philadelphia area that support the well-being of all animals. The Philadelphia Flyers, along with Coach Tortorella, will be partnering with Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) and the Pennsylvania SPCA to feature an adoptable pup of the week.
The Flyers Hometown Assist Program, presented by Wells Fargo, aims to help local businesses in the Greater Philadelphia Region. Winners will receive exclusive advertising and marketing assets complimentary of the Philadelphia Flyers and Wells Fargo.
The Flyers Hometown Hero presented by Toyota recognizes courageous local men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces with a unique experience at a Flyers Home game at the Wells Fargo Center including a custom jersey and in-arena welcome. Nominations are now being accepted for the 2023-24 season. Click to learn more or nominate someone as a Hometown Hero.
This season the Flyers are teaming up with Penn Medicine for the Penn Medicine Assist. For every Flyers assist this season, Penn Medicine and the Flyers will be donating 30 pounds of food to local communities in need.
See You Next Year!
Flyers Community Caravan presented by Xfinity is a mobile pep-rally that travels to towns across the Greater Philadelphia area. The Community Caravan features In-Arena Host Everett Jackson, Flyers Alumni, and Gritty. Find the Caravan on our "Shore Tour", at the Flyers Training Center, and around Philadelphia.
