Independence Blue Cross and the Philadelphia Flyers are teaming up to recognize people making a meaningful difference in our region through service, kindness, and community support. Volunteers will be honored each month during the Philadelphia Flyers’ regular season commencing in November 2026 and ending in April 2027.
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 partner with 20 local ice rinks to host the Flyers Learn to Play Rookie Program, which provides an opportunity for boys and girls ages 5-9 to develop fundamental skills. Basic skating proficiency is required in the Learn to Play Rookie Program. It is highly recommended that all participants complete a Learn to Skate session before participating.
Flyers forward, Noah Cates will host local youth hockey players as his guests throughout the season. A player could be nominated for a variety of reasons, such as overcoming obstacles, committing to community service, or providing on and off ice leadership. Each Cates’ Mates recipient will receive four lower-level tickets to a Flyers game and a post-game meet and greet with Noah.
The Flyers Small Business Spotlight, presented by Bank of America aims to help local businesses in the Greater Philadelphia Region. Winners will receive exclusive advertising and marketing assets complimentary of the Philadelphia Flyers and Bank of America.
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 including a custom jersey and in-arena welcome. Nominations are now being accepted for the 2026-2027 season. Click to learn more or nominate someone as a Hometown Hero.
Flyers Hooked on Hockey looks to bring the excitement of street hockey directly to elementary‑aged campers. This fun, interactive experience teaches campers the fundamentals of the game. Throughout the summer, selected camps will enjoy an on‑site visit from Flyers Alumni and staff, complete with drills, games, and all the energy of Flyers hockey.
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!
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 50 pounds of food to local communities in need.
Check back next summer for more information on the 2027 Community Caravan!
Fans can look forward to a lineup of exclusive Flyers-themed giveaways. Each stop will feature appearances by the Flyers own In-Arena Host Everett Jackson, Flyers Alumni, the Flyers Ice Team, and Gritty!
