Join us for the Slap Shot Soiree!

a fun evening of food, drinks, and community spirit as we celebrate everything the Holyoke Hockey Club has accomplished together this year. 

 

Thursday, November 12th

6:30 PM

Fame Lounge & Eatery

386 Dwight Street, Holyoke

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Experience the joy!

At Holyoke Hockey Club, we believe hockey is more than a sport — it’s a place where confidence grows, friendships form, and kids discover their potential.

From learning to skate for the first time to sharing the excitement of a goal, each moment on the ice is about joy, growth, and belonging.

Our free and inclusive program opens the rink to kids of color, girls, non-binary kids, and families with limited financial resources, ensuring that cost is never a barrier. Every moment on the ice is a chance to learn, laugh, and build memories that last a lifetime.

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Our Story

Founded in 2024 by a group of hockey enthusiasts, Holyoke Hockey Club was born out of a passion for the game and a desire to provide kids who normally would not have the opportunity to play hockey access to a free learn to play hockey program.

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Inclusivity

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Affordability

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Skill development

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Community

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Help Our Cause

Join Us 

Donating to engage underrepresented kids in ice hockey isn't just about giving them access to a sport - it's about investing in their future, promoting inclusivity, and enriching the hockey community as a whole.

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Become a Volunteer

Make Hockey Happen!

Holyoke Hockey Club is powered entirely by passionate volunteers who believe every child deserves a chance to play. From helping kids lace up their skates to assisting coaches on the ice, our volunteers create the supportive, inclusive environment that makes our program special.

Whether you have hockey experience or simply want to lend a hand, your time and energy can change lives. Join us in breaking down barriers, building confidence, and spreading the joy of the game to kids who need it most.