Legacy Funding is application based grant program that allows Minor Hockey Associations, clubs, leagues or regions to create their own development initiatives with a main focus on player, coach, official or volunteer recruitment and retention.

Development Legacy Fund

The Development Legacy Fund was established by Hockey Manitoba to support hockey development projects. Funding will be directed (but not limited) to programs developing or training coaches, officials and/or volunteers. Additional informational programs such as educational seminars or summits will also be considered. In most cases, applicants will not be permitted to charge participant fees to attend approved projects under the Development Legacy Fund.

Hockey Manitoba will accept applications from all organizations that are recognized as members in good standing. A maximum of one application may be submitted per year and applicants must contribute a minimum of 25% towards the cost of the project.

Applications will be reviewed twice annually and deadlines for submission are August 15th and December 15th.

Click here for further Development Legacy Fund grant information and Application Form

World Women's Legacy Fund

The World Women's Legacy Fund was created by Hockey Manitoba in 2007 from funds generated by the World Women's Hockey Championships for the purpose of promoting amateur hockey in Manitoba, in particular supporting player development (but not limited to) projects providing:

On-ice skill development for players
Introduction to the game
Training and other off-ice development
Promotion and retention for current players

This fund is directed towards, but not limited to development of female hockey projects.

Hockey Manitoba will accept applications from all organizations that are recognized as members in good standing. A maximum of one application may be submitted per year and applicants must contribute a minimum of 25% towards the cost of the project.

Click here for further World Women's Legacy Fund grant information and Application Form