Mark Reid Memorial Hockey Fund-UPDATE, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

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Apr 19, 2021 | St. Thomas Minor Hockey | 1582 views
Mark Reid Memorial Hockey Fund-UPDATE
UPDATE- Thank you to everyone who has donated to this GofundMe.  The funds exceeding $6000 are being donated to STMHA to assist with registration fees for families in need.  We are allocating $100 per child.  Upto 10 per year for 6 years.  Criteria will be that the players family would apply for Jumpstart or other funding.  Once approved, STMHA will add another $100 per child to cover registration costs.  This program will start for the 2021-2022 season.  Thank you so much to the organizers of this amazing fundraiser.  I'm sure Mark would be proud!


On behalf of St. Thomas Minor Hockey, we extend our deepest condolences to the family of Mark Reid. Mark was a one-time member of St. Thomas Minor Hockey and the family has established a GofundMe page to raise monies for a future child to play minor hockey within our community.

Everyone is encouraged to make a contribution .

Mark Reid Memorial Hockey Fund


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