Wild Foundation Announces $733,470 in Total Giving During 2021-22 Season

SAINT PAUL, Minn. -Thanks to the incredible generosity of Wild fans, donors, corporate and community partners, the Minnesota Wild announced today that the Minnesota Wild Foundation distributed a total of $733,470 through grants and Split the Pot Raffle proceeds to local charities during the 2021-22 season.
"We are extremely excited to be able to provide support to these wonderful community programs, charities and youth hockey associations," said Rachel Schuldt, Executive Director of the Minnesota Wild Foundation. "The Wild Foundation and its board of directors is incredibly thankful for the tremendous fan support that allows us to help our community and continue to grow the great sport of hockey."

The Minnesota Wild Foundation provided $324,500 in grants to the following organizations in the State of Hockey:
In addition, $408,970 in raffle proceeds from the Minnesota Wild Foundation's Split the Pot Raffle Program were donated to the following 25 local non-profits:
- Autism Society of Minnesota - Children's Minnesota Foundation - Crescent Cove - DinoMights - Faith's Lodge - Friends of Saint Paul Hockey - Gillette Children's Specialty Healthcare - Hendrickson Foundation - Herb Brooks Foundation - Hiway Credit Union Foundation Hockey Kids4Kids - Hobey Baker Memorial Award Foundation - HopeKids - Minnesota Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs - Minnesota Amateur Athletics Foundation - Minnesota Hockey - Minnesota Sled Hockey Association - Minnesota Special Olympics - Minnesota Warrior Hockey Association - Minnesota Wild Blind Hockey via Edina Community Foundation - Minnesota Wild Foundation - Minnesota Wild Special Hockey - Pinky Swear Foundation - Ronald McDonald House Charities - Upper Midwest - United States Hockey Hall of Fame Museum - Wishes & More
The Minnesota Wild Foundation exists to support the game of hockey and improve the lives of families in the State of Hockey. With support from Wild players, fans and donors, the Minnesota Wild Foundation supports pediatric medical causes, serves as the largest non-member funding source for Minnesota Hockey, and provides fundraising opportunities for youth hockey associations across the state. Since its inception in 2009, the Wild Foundation has distributed more than $4.9 million in grants to hockey organizations and children's medical related charities and has dispersed over $2.8 million to local charities through its Split the Pot Raffle program. Together we create a Greater State of Hockey. For more information and to make a donation visit
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