Our Frozen Lemonade Cup charity tournament expanded to 5 cities in 2020, however, Covid and health safety concerns put us on a different path that year.  We are still on the mend from a few missed seasons but we continue to rebuild our BIG efforts with the same heart of our original little tournament.  The FLC was born from a suburb in Philadelphia, by a hockey dad with a vision to connect young hockey players to a charitable mission.   Since the first FLC tournament in 2015, we have raised over $100,000 to support our mission to cure childhood cancer.  We have also seen generations of young players return to donate their time and continue what they started.  This is how we know this tournament’s full impact, beyond our fundraising and ice time. 

The FLC is not a traditional tournament.  Players register as individuals and teams are built to ensure parity, based on age and ability.  For just a day, we all sit on the same bench to raise awareness, support families and fund research for children battling cancer.

We have a powerful hockey community and we are excited (spelling corrected) to partner with all of you to help save lives and to foster a charitable spirit in our kids.  We are so grateful for our extended FLC community and the sponsors that have welcomed and supported us in previous years.  We hope you’ll continue to stick with us.