$559K in expenses

The anaheim ducks foundation provides grants and support to a variety of nonprofit organizations with missions that are committed to making a positive impact in the lives of families and children through education, youth sports and health and wellness programs.a bridge for kidsabound food careadjoinamerican cancer societyrelay for life san diegoangels baseball l.p.armed services YMCA san diegoarts & learning conservatoryasymcaavidboys and girls clubs of greater san diegocalifornia restaurant foundationchoc foundationcommunity for innovation entrepreneurship leadership opportunities (cielo)covenant houseds actiondwelling place anaheimecocenter INC.freedom dogsgirl scouts of orange countygrants wisheshelen woodward animal centerhome start INC.house of mexicojacobs & cushman san diego food bankjessie rees foundationjunior achievement of san diego countyleukemia & lymphoma societylove thy neighbor movementlucky duck foundationmerging vets & playersnational latino police officers associationoc asian & pacific islander community allianceoc prideoc united wayorange county community foundationorangewood foundationpatch workspathpointpriceless petsproject3rrady children's hospital foundationronald mcdonald house charities sdsan diego ducks sled hockeysan diego gulls special hockeysan diego habitat conservancysan diego prideshelter to soldiersonny sandoval youth of nation foundationsusan g. Komen, ca 305--san diegothe alpha projectthe animal padthe peninsula alliancetriumph togetherunited heroes leagueveteran tickets fdtnwomen in sports and events san diego (wise SD)YMCA of san diego county

$549K in expenses

The anaheim ducks learn to play program is offered at the rinks ICE and inline facilities, along with other partner rinks. Learn to play offers first-time youth and adult hockey players the chance to get on the rink in full hockey equipment for free. Participants receive instruction on the basics of hockey as well as learn how to skate properly. The goals of learn to play are to introduce children and adults to either ICE or inline hockey, to provide first-hand experience to enjoy the sport, and to create a system to attract more participants into leagues, teams and programs of the rinks. In addition, anaheim ducks player ryan getzlaf supports the learn to play program by helping to underwrite a full set of hockey equipment for youth graduates of learn to play that continue on to another hockey program within the rinks.

$376K in expenses

The anaheim ducks s.c.o.r.e. (scholastic curriculum of recreation & education) program was developed in 2005, with the ultimate goal of promoting healthy living and academic excellence to all students in southern california. S.c.o.r.e. Offers free educational standards based programs and incentives for teachers and students using two methods: in-class education and physical education. Over 40,000 students participate in this program on a yearly basis, in which participating schools span from san diego, san bernardino, orange, riverside, and los angeles counties. The in-class education program consists of three components: school supplies donation, reading is the goal (30 day reading program), and first flight field trip (educational anaheim ducks practice at the arena). The physical education program was designed to teach students the fundamentals of hockey, the importance of healthy living, and positive character traits through three branches: street hockey (10-day pe curriculum), score-a-goal (month of free ICE hockey lessons) and captain's challenge (health & fitness curriculum).

$230K in expenses

Collaboration with kaboom! And the city of anaheim to build a playground in an anaheim neighborhood park in one day using volunteers comprised of ducks staff and community members.

$100K in expenses

The anaheim ducks community corner ticket program in which corporate partners underwrite season seats that are donated to nonprofits to use for clients, staff & volunteers, and/or fundraising opportunities.

$50K in expenses

Power play! To build a street hockey rink at a participating s.c.o.r.e. School or community organization, as well as host a volunteer service day to beautify the school with personalized activities including gifts such as murals, landscaping, educational gardens, etc.

$13K in expenses

San diego gulls foundation programming includes a reading program called reading is the goal, which encourages local elementary school students to develop a lifelong love of reading, and rewards minutes read during the program with exciting gulls prizes. SDGF programming also includes annual equipment donations to local ICE rinks to help broaden access to the sport of hockey. Each rink donation also includes a visit from the san diego gulls, during which gulls players and mascot participate in a youth hockey practice and help hand out gulls prizes.