10th Anniversary Campaign

Every Kid Deserves a Chance to Play.

Because cost should never decide who plays. Your donation funds scholarships, free gear, and ice time for Nevada kids.

  • 10 Years serving Nevada
  • 2016 Serving Nevada since
  • Free Starter gear program

In Memoriam

In Memory of Justin Flowers

Honor Justin's memory with a gift that helps young goalies experience the joy hockey brought to his life.

$100,000 Milestone Campaign

Fueling the Next Decade of Impact

As we celebrate our 10th Anniversary, we're raising $100,000 to keep scholarships funded, gear flowing, and clinics free — so the next decade of Nevada kids never gets priced off the ice.

Every dollar goes directly to programs: scholarships, specialized gear, and free clinics. Whether you've been with us since day one or you're just joining, you move the needle.

Will you help us reach $100,000 and keep our kids on the ice?

Why We Exist

Cost Shouldn't Decide Who Gets to Play

Youth hockey involves real expense—especially at the start. Too many families pause after a “Try Hockey” day because full gear and program fees feel out of reach.

Jake Kielb’s Hockey Scholarships, the Alex Bush Memorial Goalie Scholarship, and our Starter Gear Program exist so price isn’t the reason a child leaves the ice.

That is why this foundation exists.

Jake Kielb with his mother Gina, holding a hockey stick

Since 2016

Serving Nevada Youth

Jake Kielb on the ice in hockey gear
Jake Kielb as a young hockey player

Our Story

Our story

Jake Kielb's Hockey Foundation began in early 2016 with a simple goal: grow youth hockey in Southern Nevada and ease the financial load on families.

Named after my son Jake, the Foundation reflects what we wish every hockey parent had—transparent help with startup costs, scholarships, gear, and a path to keep kids playing the game we love.

Why Hockey Matters

Hockey teaches discipline, teamwork, and resilience—habits that carry into school, work, and life.

Our mission is to make those lessons available to every Nevada child who wants them, not only families who can absorb the full sticker price.