Kraft Hockey Goes On nominations open

By News Staff

Posted Jan 21, 2013 6:55 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Kraft Canada is now accepting nominations recognizing local volunteers who help kids get on the ice.

Kraft Hockey Goes On will be celebrating 25 individuals and awarding $1-million to Hockey Canada-affiliated organizations.

Vice President of Marketing Jack Hewitt says it’s their way of saying thank you for their commitment to Canada’s favourite sport.

Starting Monday, Canadians can vote online to nominate someone who dedicates their time to the game, whether it is a coach or a devoted parent.

The top nominees will be announced March 30th.

To nominate someone, click here.

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