Portland United Hockey League
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Mission Statement
Our Vision To live in a community where women, girls, and gender expansive individuals have unlimited opportunities to learn and play ice hockey. Our Mission -Expand and grow the women’s hockey community on and off the ice -Create a safe place for women, girls, and gender expansive individuals to learn how to play hockey and grow – no matter their age -Build a culture of inclusivity in the PUHL that is safe, engaging, and competitive
About This Cause
Organization Overview Portland United Hockey League (PUHL) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering the growth and development of ice hockey in the Portland community. Our mission is to provide accessible and welcoming hockey programs for players of all backgrounds and skill levels, while promoting sportsmanship, teamwork, and personal growth through structured athletic education. Core Activities and Programs 1. Inclusive League Play (50% Time Allocation) What: Organized recreational hockey league with multiple skill divisions Who: PUHL volunteers and certified instructors When: Year-round programming (three seasonal sessions) Where: Winterhawks Skating Center Program Elements: Skills development and instruction Team formation and player development Safety and sportsmanship education Mentoring opportunities for new players Partnership Structure: Facility agreement with Winterhawks Skating Center Program management by PUHL volunteers Player registration and team organization Funding: Player fees with scholarship availability 2. Skills Development Program (20% Time Allocation) What: Structured hockey instruction and practice sessions Who: Certified instructors and experienced volunteers When: Weekly throughout the year, as ice time is available Where: Partner ice facilities Program Elements: Beginner instruction programs Advanced skills clinics Goalie development sessions Team practice facilitation Funding: Participant fees with financial assistance available 3. Tournament Program (15% Time Allocation) What: Tournament participation and hosting Who: PUHL Tournament Committee When: 4-6 participation events annually; one hosted tournament Where: Local and regional venues Program Elements: Annual hosted tournament Regional tournament participation Team organization and support Competition skill development Funding: Participant fees and tournament registration fees 4. Community Development (10% Time Allocation) What: Community engagement and sport development Who: PUHL board and volunteers When: Year-round programming Where: Various community locations Program Elements: Learn-to-play clinics Equipment loan program Community skating events New player development initiatives Funding: Grants, donations, and minimal participant fees 5. Accessibility Program (5% Time Allocation) What: Financial assistance and equipment access Who: PUHL Scholarship Committee When: Ongoing availability Where: Supporting all programs Program Elements: Need-based financial assistance Free equipment to players in need Payment plan options Program fee subsidies Funding: Fundraising events and donations