Mission

To ensure that visual impairment is never a barrier to the ice, the Dented Puck Foundation champions the growth of blind hockey nationwide by delivering barrier-free programs and accessible tournaments, inclusive education and impactful community outreach, while providing vital support at all levels of the game

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To ensure that visual impairment is never a barrier to the ice, the Dented Puck Foundation champions the growth of blind hockey nationwide by delivering barrier-free programs and accessible tournaments, inclusive education and impactful community outreach, while providing vital support at all levels of the game

Black and white photo of two ice hockey players on the rink, one in a dark uniform with a hockey stick, and another player in the background wearing a lighter jersey. Decorative black and yellow dots overlay the image. 
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Three ice hockey players standing on a rink in dim lighting, wearing yellow and black jerseys with helmets, holding hockey sticks near a puck.

  • Through the efforts and work of our Board, we have developed multiple avenues to enable impending astronomical growth of the sport of blind hockey both nationally and globally.

Two ice hockey players on an ice rink, one in a blue jersey and the other in a yellow jersey, competing for the puck.

  • Focused on the development of the game, and its players, creating opportunities for advancement in a learning setting is of paramount importance.

Hockey coach instructing players in yellow jerseys during practice.

  • The Dented Pucks Showcase Blind Hockey team attends charity tournaments to show "Hockey is For Everyone" and introduce the hockey playing public to blind hockey.

A booth at a convention featuring "We Are Blind Hockey" and "The Dented Puck Foundation" with hockey gear and jerseys displayed. A hockey net is set up, and two people are present, one sitting and one standing.

  • Attempting to raise both disability awareness and understanding for the visually impaired community, we showcase and demonstrate our sport to various audiences for purposes of education, recruitment, and support.

Hockey-themed podcast logo with a yellow microphone and silhouettes of hockey players, titled 'The Dented Puck Podcast'.

  • The Foundation started (and continues) as a podcast devoted to growing awareness for the sport of blind hockey and highlighting the amazing stories of our peers.

Ice hockey players from two teams huddling on a rink; one team wears black and yellow jerseys, the other red and white jerseys.

  • Our steadfast commitment providing blind hockey events at the lowest cost began with the Windy City Showdown and continued with The Jersey Dare Devil Dash.

Our Impact:

75+ Disabled Stories Told

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1000 Community Meals Served

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8 Blind Hockey Events Hosted

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25+ Impact Partnerships in the Visually Impaired Community

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125% increase in Blind Hockey Participation

We believe that together, the blind and hockey community can break records. This is why The Dented Puck Foundation is committed to bringing them closer every day.

Helping us means you’re taking part in empowering thousands upon thousands of individuals to take the stick and take control of their narratives!

Donating makes you an inherent part of Blind Hockey History

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