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Travis Roy Hockey Classic
Sunday, March 14, 2027
Join a team. Raise funds.
Take the ice. Change lives.
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The Travis Roy Hockey Classic brings the hockey community together to honor Travis Roy’s extraordinary life and legacy while raising critical funds for organizations supporting individuals and families facing life-changing challenges.
On March 14, 2027, players will take the ice in Las Vegas representing Team Roy, Team Reeve, Team Fox or Team VGK, raising funds for SCIboston’s Travis Roy Legacy Grant Program, the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, the Michael J. Fox Foundation and the Folded Flag Foundation.
SCIboston's Travis Roy Legacy Grant Program assists individuals with paraplegia or quad/tetraplegia due to a Spinal Cord Injury who demonstrate a financial need. These quality of life grants can help assist with obtaining either Durable Medical Equipment, Assistive Technology, minor Home Modifications, or Vehicle Modifications up to $5,000.
SCIboston's mission is to reach, inspire, support, and empower individuals with spinal cord injuries. We are the only organization in Massachusetts to solely offer peer support as well as tangible and practical resources to give people the tools and hope to find their path for living a meaningful life with an SCI. We are proud of our nationally-recognized peer mentor program that provides positive peer role models to injured individuals and their families both during inpatient hospitalization and in the community. We also offer a variety of resources, including support groups and no cost ocial events. SCIboston has never charged for its services. SCIboston relies solely on donations, sponsors, and grants to fund its peer programs. To learn more about us, click here!
SCIboston is recognized by the IRS as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization.
Travis Roy Hockey Classic
Sunday, March 14, 2027
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Travis Roy Hockey Classic
Sunday, March 14, 2027
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"Going through the grant process with SCIboston has been such a blessing for our family. Since Matt’s C4 spinal cord injury, everyday tasks like bathing and toileting have been some of our biggest challenges. The RAZ-AT chair will give him the safety, comfort, and dignity he deserves, while easing the physical strain on me as his caregiver. Having access to this grant means we can bring home a piece of equipment that truly restores normalcy and independence to Matt’s life. We are so grateful to SCI Boston for their support, compassion, and commitment to helping families like ours."