Our Crowdfunding Groups
Although this project has ended, if you would still like to make a donation to support Women's Club Ice Hockey, you may always do so here.
Apologies for the very late conclusion to the Women's Club Ice Hockey at Pitt's EngagePitt fundraiser, but we are proud to announce that we have surpassed our intended goal of $5,000! This landmark could not have been reached without the support of all of our donors that contributed to the fundraiser, as well as friends and family sharing our fundraiser through social media. Just as hockey is a team sport that cannot be played without the players on the team and the coaches on the bench, this fundraiser could not be completed without all the help of our supporters. In that sense, all of the contributors and supports to this fundraiser are part of our organization as well, and it is with your help that Women's Club Ice Hockey at Pitt will continue to thrive!
Soon, at the end of February, our team will be playing in our conference playoffs to potentially win the chance of going to the ACHA D2 Nationals in St. Louis in March, and we hope for your continued support through this upcoming battle! Also, even though the EngagePitt fundraiser has officially ended, please know that you are still able to donate in support of Women's Club Ice Hockey at Pitt through the link located on our EngagePitt page.
Once again, we'd like to thank our donors, friends, and family for supporting us through this fundraiser, and we hope you continue to support us for the years to follow!
Kendall Coyne is #26 on the USA Women’s Olympic team and a color commentator for the San Jose Sharks. She was also the first woman ever to compete in an NHL Skills Competition event. A donation in Kendall’s name will pay for a player’s socks!
Monique Lamoureux is #7 and was the assistant captain for the 2018 USA Women’s Olympic team. She and her sister, Jocelyn, played at Shattuck St. Mary where Sidney Crosby played. A donation in Monique’s name will pay for a player’s jersey!
Meghan Duggan is #10 and served as a captain on the USA Women’s Olympic team where she was a 3-time medalist. She married a fellow Olympian and Canadian player, Gillian Apps, in 2018 and the two had their first child last February. A donation in Meghan’s name will pay for an EMT for a weekend of games!
Gigi Marvin is #19 on the USA Women’s Olympic team and a player on Boston Pride, a NWHL team. Gigi is from Warroard, Minnesota; the same team where Dave Christian, a former NHL player and 1980 gold medalist, and T.J. Oshie, current NHL player and Stanley Champion, grew up. A donation in Gigi’s name will pay for the referees for one of our home games!
Maddie Rooney is #35 and was the goalie for the USA Women’s Olympic team. At the age of 19 and standing at 5’6” she led the 2018 Team USA to a gold medal, where they beat Canada in a shootout. A donation in Maddie’s name will help us pay for another practice slot!
The gold medals won by our Olympic champs weigh in at 500 grams. During the 2018 Winter Olympics, Team USA beat Team Canada 3-2 in an intense shootout. A $500 donation will pay for our CHE dues for the season!
Jocelyn Lamoureux-Davidson scored the spectacular game-winning goal in the 2018 Winter Olympics. Jocelyn would later tell the media that deke was practiced over and over again and even had a name—she and her sister called it the “Oops, I Did It Again” after the Britney Spears song. This golden goal will cover 1/2 of a player’s ACHA dues for the year!
