Jordyn Kreiner is turning 13—and choosing to celebrate with purpose.
To mark this milestone, Jordyn is hosting a charity hockey game in support of Whip Pediatric Cancer, a cause that means so much to her. She is asking for donations to help children and families facing one of life’s toughest battles.
Whip Pediatric Cancer is a local nonprofit devoted to funding pediatric cancer research while also providing meaningful, hands-on support. From hospital visits and care packages to wish fulfillment and financial assistance, their mission is to bring comfort, hope, and moments of joy when they are needed most.
Jordyn hopes you will join her in making a difference—helping to support brave kids and their families, and turning her celebration into something truly impactful.
Kids helping kids
Tournament Details
Different Teams. One Cause.
To support Whip Pediatric Cancer, the Kreiner family is hosting a charity hockey tournament at Clark Gillies Arena.
This community-driven event will bring teams from across the hockey community together for a day of competition, compassion, and generosity. Players, families, and supporters will take the ice for more than just the game we love. They will unite for one purpose: standing with children fighting cancer and reminding them they are never alone.
The game will take place over Memorial Day Weekend. With the first puck drop on May 23rd at 9:30am for birth years 2013–2015. Players born in 2012 and 2016 are also welcome. The event is co-ed and non-checking.
How to participate:
Donate in honor of Jordyn's 13th birthday!
Participation requires a $36 donation to play in the game. Additional donations are also welcome and greatly appreciated.