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2021 YORK REGION TOURNAMENT
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ANNIVERSARY S EAS O N
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2021 | ANGUS GLEN COMMUNITY CENTRE
OV E R 3 0 0 YO U T H I N YO R K R E G I O N A R E E ST I M AT E D TO
B E H O M E L E SS O N A N Y G I V E N N I G H T.
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F E AT U R E D : FO R M E R N H L’ E R B R A D M AY
NATIONAL FOUNDING SPONSOR
ABOUT HHTH
At Hockey Helps the Homeless, we believe that every Canadian
should have a safe place to call home and the supports that they need
to thrive. To ensure all homeless Canadians have a fighting chance, we
host Pro-Am Hockey Tournaments across Canada where players raise
funds to make a direct impact in their own community. 100% of net
proceeds stay local to reach the ultimate goal of ending homelessness.
We need you. Together, we will end homelessness in the York HHTH is excited to get back on the ice and
Region and beyond. celebrate our 25th Anniversary Season!
OUR IMPACT IN YORK REGION
Since inception, HHTH has granted nearly $20 million locally to our partner agencies. They provide a variety of services
including emergency shelter, transitional housing, and mentorship programs for those currently experiencing homelessness
of all ages and backgrounds, while aiming to create long term solutions to end homelessness across the country.
360°kids has been supporting at risk and homeless youth in York Region between the
ages of 16-26 years old for the past 30 years.
Funds from HHTH will go to fund the Transitions program. This is an Extended Transitional
Housing program for youth aged 16-26 across York Region. At Transitions, youth pay
an affordable rent which gradually increases over the duration of the 3 years that they
are able to stay in the program for while receiving all the benefits the 360°kids support
teams can provide. The funding assists with subsidizing the youth’s rent over the program
as well as associated program operating costs such as the Program Coordinator. With this
initiative, youth wouldn’t have to constantly worry about having a roof over their head
while trying to lead a productive and healthy life.
Founded in 1982 and the largest emergency housing provider in York Region, Blue Door
provides life-saving support to our community’s most vulnerable. Blue Door is addressing the
root causes of homelessness to ultimately lift people out of poverty and into stable housing.
With the generous support of HHTH, Blue Door’s supportive housing program “Abode”
will provide life-changing support to families experiencing homelessness. The program
incorporates best practices from a Housing First approach by offering families up to one
year of subsidized housing and support services. Throughout their time in Abode, a full-time
Supportive Housing Case Manager empowers families with the supports needed to overcome
barriers and find long-term housing stability.
WHY GET INVOLVED?
By sponsoring the HHTH York Region Tournament, you are joining a committed team of passionate advocates and
community leaders who are dedicated to creating a future where every Canadian has a place to call home.
YO U R S P O N S O R S H I P W I T H H O C K E Y H E L P S T H E H O M E L E S S P R OV I D E S
VISIBILITY EMPLOYEE & CLIENT IMPACT INTERACTION
FOR YOUR BRAND ENGAGEMENT IN YOUR COMMUNITY WITH HOCKEY GREATS
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HOCKEY HELPS THE HOMELESS IS AN ORGANIZATION I’M PROUD TO BE A PART OF; THE WORK THAT’S BEING
DONE IN COMMUNITIES ALL ACROSS CANADA IS TRULY MAKING A DIFFERENCE. THE TOURNAMENTS ARE A LOT
OF FUN TO BE A PART OF AND HHTH DOES AN INCREDIBLE JOB OF PUTTING ON THESE EVENTS.
BRAD MAY, STANLEY CUP CHAMPION
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global companies who are proud to make an impact in the local community.
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REGION TOURNAMENT
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THANK YOU FOR HELPING TO
SHUTOUT YOUTH HOMELESSNESS IN YORK REGION
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ALL PLAYERS ENJOY THE HHTH PRO EXPERIENCE WHICH INCLUDES:
1 PRO PER TEAM | ON ICE HOCKEY GAMES | PERSONALIZED JERSEYS & SOCKS | PARTICIPANT GIFT
FULLY EQUIPPED LOCKER ROOM | GAME DAY BREAKFAST, LUNCH & AFTER PARTY PROVIDED
Engage employees and clients by inviting them to join your team! Not only will they have an unforgettable
day of hockey and get treated like a pro, with the pros, they will also make a real impact in the community.YOUR SAFETY IS OUR
HIGHEST PRIORITY
At Hockey Helps the Homeless (HHTH), the safety of our participants, staff, volunteers and sponsors is our top priority. Since the
beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve emphasized the need to keep that priority while still trying to raise funds for at-risk and
homeless Canadians during this difficult time. As we move forward with our 2021 tournament season, we will continue to monitor the
state of coronavirus and adapt our policies and procedures as the situation continues to evolve.
As a measure of caution against COVID-19, Hockey Helps the Homeless requires that all participants, including players,
pros, volunteers and HHTH employees for the 2021/22 tournament season be fully vaccinated against COVID-19
and be prepared to show proof of vaccination on the day of the event. You are considered fully vaccinated if you have received two
doses of a Canada-approved COVID-19 vaccine and 14 days have passed since your second dose.
IN ORDER TO KEEP YOU SAFE, WE’VE 1. Safety Policies
2. Addition of HHTH Health and Safety Officer
IMPLEMENTED OUR OWN “RETURN TO 3. Safety / Infection Prevention and Control Measures
PLAY GUIDE” WHICH INCLUDES: 4. Potential Event Modifications
5. Rapid Response Plan
While this season may look different, the goal of our tournaments remains the same: to give at-risk and homeless individuals a fighting
chance. Regardless of how we play, 100 per cent of net proceeds from our tournaments will stay local to support our community’s most
vulnerable and the incredible organizations that serve them. Now, more than ever, your support matters.
Through this process, we will remain transparent with you and keep open lines of communication. If you have any questions, please feel
free to reach out to HHTH’s Executive Director Andrew Gucciardi.
The safety of our participants, staff and volunteers continues to be our main priority. Throughout the next
two subsections, we will describe how we are committed to keeping that promise to you, and how we ask
all our event attendees to do the same.
Sub-Section 1: Safety Policies
To ensure the safety of our participants, staff and volunteers, the following safety policies will be put into
place. All participants and volunteers will be required to agree and sign off on the safety policies before
attending the event (through the HHTH digital waiver):
1. All players, volunteers and other stakeholders are required to agree to the terms of the electronic
Hockey Helps the Homeless waiver before attending or participating in the event.
2. If you do not feel well or are displaying symptoms of COVID-19, or if you are experiencing a fever
In the event where a participant or volunteer member falls ill during or after the tournament, here are
with a temperature exceeding 38°C (100.4°F), you must stay home to prevent any spread of the
the steps Hockey Helps the Homeless will take to keep everyone safe with the proper communication.
virus.
We understand that many aspects of life are difficult right now, and we are right there with you. From
postponing tournaments to moving to a virtual format, the team at Hockey Helps the Homeless has been 3. If you have traveled outside the country within the last 14 days prior to the event, you must stay Sub Section 1: During Event
feeling the struggle like the rest of us. However, homelessness does not stop, and neither will we. home to prevent any spread of the virus, unless you have both doses of a Health Canada approved
vaccine and are not bound by any quarantine requirements by any level of government. The following describes the steps that Hockey Helps the Homeless will take in the event someone falls ill
As we work diligently to getting back on the ice, we can promise you that your safety will always remain during the tournament, whether related to COVID-19 or not. (Procedures based off of Guidelines from
our top priority. We will not at any time take risks that could be a danger to ourselves or our stakeholders. 4. If you live in a household with someone who has COVID-19 or is showing symptoms, or if you have Hockey Canada in their Return to Hockey: COVID-19 Response Safety Guidelines)
been in contact with someone who has COVID-19 or is showing symptoms, you must stay home
We also promise you that we will go above and beyond to keep you safe. We do not just plan on meeting to prevent any spread of the virus.
the guidelines and best practices for our industry, but we plan on exceeding them. We promise that we 1. Participant advises HHTH Health and Safety Officer or First Aid Team Immediately
will always do everything within our power to keep you safe while attending one of our events. 5. If you are over the age of 65, or have underlying health conditions, it is recommended that you
have both doses of a COVID-19 vaccine before attending the event. 2. Participant receives a face mask and wears it immediately. Anyone caring for the participant should also
If you at any time feel that your safety is not the main priority, please contact us immediately and we will wear a face mask.
do our best to rectify the issue. 6. Wash your hands thoroughly before attending the event and continue to wash and sanitize your
hands throughout the event. When entering the building, the use of hand sanitizer will be
We would like to thank you for your support of Canada’s Homeless during this difficult time and we hope 3. Participant gets isolated in a separate room and is evaluated by First Aid Representatives
mandatory.
to see you on the ice soon.
4. First Aid Representatives to send participant home or to hospital, depending on their current medical status. The HHTH
HHTH would like to thank the following organizations for their assistance in creating our Team will ensure they have a safe way home or to the hospital.
Safety Guidelines.
REVISED AS OF JULY 13TH, 2021 5. Participant to contact a physician and call the local public health line. They must follow the isolation requirements of
1 6 their public health authority. 4
6. Hockey Helps the Homeless Management will decide how to proceed with the event based of off the information from
the First Aid Staff and Arena Management
7. Hockey Helps the Homeless will follow up with the participant on their status after the event.
8. If they have tested positive for COVID-19, Hockey Helps the Homeless will be in contact the local Public Health
Authority for further discussion and instructions on how to proceed with contact tracing and communication.
9. Hockey Helps the Homeless will work along side the local Public Health Authority to ensure that Contact
Tracing is completed and to ensure that communication is being maintained with event attendees. HHTH
will fully cooperate with the Public Health Authority during this process.
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE RETURN TO PLAY GUIDE
Andrew Gucciardi l Executive Director l 905-943-4250 ext. 101 l andrew@hhth.com l www.hhth.comTHANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN SUPPORTING THE
2021 HOCKEY HELPS THE HOMELESS YORK REGION TOURNAMENT
Together,
WE WILL FACE-OFF AGAINST HOMELESSNESS IN YORK REGION
AND CHANGE LIVES IN OUR COMMUNITY AND BEYOND.
TO GET INVOLVED, PLEASE CONTACT
SCOTT PAGE, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
SCOTT@HHTH.COM | 905-943-4250 EXT. 102
NATIONAL FOUNDING SPONSOR
HOCKEYHELPSTHEHOMELESS.COM | CHARITABLE NUMBER: 865580146 RR0001
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