Plenty of kids in New Jersey want to play ice hockey, but can’t afford it. For kids in New Jersey’s inner cities, like Newark, free programs are almost impossible to find. That’s where we come in.
NJ Goals Ahead offers kids a fun way to learn and develop through ice hockey.
NJ Goals Ahead Targets September15, 2010 for Golf Event
NJ Goals Ahead will hold its next "More than a Dream" Golf Event September15, 2010. The event will take place at the beautiful Cedar Hill Golf and Country Club in Livingston, NJ. As in the past, the day will feature prominent NHL players and media professionals, and guests enjoying 18 holes of great golf, lunch and post-round cocktail reception, dinner buffet and live auction.
Please mark your calendars. This event is our primary fund raiser with proceeds supporting our existing clinics, camp program and scholarships. Your attendance and support will help us maintain our commitment to helping inner city and financially challenged children learn the game of ice hockey, and assist in strengthening character and life skills.
Corporate and individual sponsorships are available.
For information, please contact NJ Goals Ahead at 908-591-3348.
NJ Goals Ahead starts Spring 2010 program
NJ Goals Ahead has begun the Spring 2010 Learn to Play Ice Hockey program. This is a free seven session program that runs from March 22nd until May 10th. Please see the flyer for more details.
NHL Diversity program welcomes NJ Goals Ahead
The NHL knows that not every child has the opportunity to play ice hoockey. That's why the NHL Foundation created its "Hockey is for Everyone" initiative and its NHL Diversity program. NJ Goals Ahead is proud to be a new designate of NHL Diversity and appreciates the support and strength that this acceptance will yield.
For starters, Willie O'Ree, the NHL's Director of Youth Development and hockey ambassador for NHL Diversity, will attend NJGA's upcoming 2nd Annual Golf Event and serve as its honorary chair.
Founded in 1995, NHL Diversity provides support and unique programming to not-for-profit youth hockey organizations across North America that are committed to offering economically disadvantaged boys and girls of all ages opportunities to play hockey. Since its inception, NHL Diversity has exposed more than 40,000 boys and girls to unique hockey experiences.
To learn more about NHL Diversity, visit NHL.com.