This sign up will begin in October, when the new season begins.
This sign up is for the remaining Open Skates and Meat Raffles through the summer.
Please use this link to view your recorded volunteer hours.
Fill this form out each time you volunteer for BHYA.
Current for 2024-2025 Season:
BYHA operates with support from volunteers. In order to guarantee that we are able to provide our youth with a great hockey season, we need parents to volunteer their time at a variety of events that our association organizes throughout the year (open skate, tournaments, gun raffles, cleaning, high school games, men’s tournament, gun show, spring banquet). Each family is required to volunteer during the season and in the following off-season. For the most part, families can choose how they want to volunteer. We will be asking for a deposit on your volunteer hours. If the volunteer hours requirements are not met, then BYHA will deposit your check. Volunteer hours requirements are determined by the oldest child registered with BYHA for multiple children (you do not need to add hours up for every child registered). You are responsible for filling out your volunteer hours form and depositing in the collection box or filling it out online. Each team is also required to sell gun raffle tickets throughout the season.
It will not be uncommon for you to put in more than your required hours. These are minimum requirements, not maximums.
| LEVEL |
Volunteer HOURS |
|
|---|---|---|
|
LTS (first year) |
10 hours | $200 |
| LTS (not first year) | 20 hours | $400 |
| MITES | 35 hours | $700 |
| SQUIRTS | 50 hours | $1000 |
| PEEWEES | 50 hours | $1000 |
| BANTAM | 50 hours | $1000 |
FAMILIES ARE REQUIRED TO WORK THE HOME TOURNAMENT OF THEIR CHILD'S LEVEL OF PLAY AS WELL AS AT LEAST ONE JUNIOR GOLD.
I understand the volunteer requirements for the 2023-2024 hockey season and off-season. I also understand that if the volunteer hours requirements are not met for either the hockey season, my deposit check(s) will be cashed on or after Oct. 31, 2024.
