Scotiabank and KAMHA partnership, News (Kingston Area Minor Hockey Association)

Icon for Register Your Child Today
Register Your Child Today
Icon for Tournaments
Tournaments
Icon for Coach Resources
Coach Resources
Icon for Trainer Resources
Trainer Resources
News Article
News Article Image
Dec 15, 2024 | Allan Heyman | 1278 views
Scotiabank and KAMHA partnership
Special Needs Hockey

In acknowledgment of KAMHA’s partnership with Scotiabank as the exclusive banking partner for your representative teams this year, in the spirit of giving back Scotiabank is interested in supporting a team within KAMHA that fosters inclusivity and accessibility, in line with our Hockey for All initiative. Scotiabank has partnered with the U15AA Kingston Canadians to give back to our hockey community through a joint practice with the special needs division, where players will have the opportunity to participate in a fun skate/scrimmage, share skills, and connect with one another.
 
The U15AA team will present a donation of $4,000, made in collaboration with Scotiabank, to the special needs division.đź’Ş

1.png
2.png
3.png
Other News
Jan 07, 2025
President Message - OHF New Player Movement
Jan 05, 2025
Open Letter on New Player Movement Regulations From OMHA President
Dec 18, 2024
2025-2026 Rep Coaching Applications
Dec 14, 2024
Hockey Fights Hunger
Dec 04, 2024
Assisting the Youth Shelter
Sponsors
Pro Hockey Life
We are excited to partner with Kingston Area Minor Hockey Association for the upcoming 2024/25 hockey season, and to help support minor hockey in your community. As the world’s largest hockey-centric retailer, we look forward to sharing our knowledge and passion for the sport with your players, coaches and staff throughout the season.
Engineering Society of Queen's University
ormed in 1897, the Engineering Society of Queen’s University is one of the oldest representative bodies for engineering students in Canada and continues to be a leader in student initiatives. With over 3,600 members currently staying on campus, 15,000 active alumni living throughout the world, and an annual budget of $2.4 million, the Engineering Society oversees some fifty-eight student-run initiatives ranging from design projects to services to student centered events.