TED (Technology Entertainment and Design) is a global set of conferences formed to disseminate "ideas worth spreading". Five Hole for Food had a chance to share their story amongst a cast of incredible individuals! ...

After a fantastic second year where Five Hole for Food was able to raise over seven times more food than we did in our first year we were very excited to get a chance to share our story with the rest of the country. A montage of footage with everything from our great game in the Nation's Capital to Helipad Hockey. Of all the footage they even captured Richard's "Happy Dance" after finding out they were playing hockey on the MV Highlanders with Captain Scott Chant. What a whirlwind trip with memories we will never forget. As we wind up for this year, we're certainly not done yet. Catch us on...

After 17 days on the road we brought the Equinox home to Vancouver and were ready to bring Vancouver together for the biggest road hockey game Granville Street has ever seen! 17 days, 12 cities, over 33,000 lbs of food raised and it came down to one city with three rinks set up taking over an entire city block for the Vancouver Food Bank. The weather was on our side, and the day wasn't going to fall short of the hype and expectation that had been building across Canada. After Regina we'd broken our goal of 20,000 lbs of food raised so all that was left was for Vancouver to regain its title ...

After 17 days on the road we returned home to amazing weather and a city ready for some hockey on Granville Street! We couldn't have asked for a better turnout or larger support for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank Society! ...

After traveling over 10,000 kilometers and going through 10 provinces we made it to the Pacific Ocean. Starting 17 days earlier we dipped our hockey sticks in the Atlantic Ocean as a tribute to Terry Fox before embarking West on our tour playing hockey for the food banks. Marking the second to last stop on our tour and our first game in British Columbia we dropped the ball on a game of hockey that saw the Topaz Hockey League join forces with Five Hole for Food to benefit the Mustard Seed Food Bank! There's nothing quite like playing hockey on a day with good weather and Victoria's weath...

Heading to the Pacific Ocean we finally made it across Canada and completed our tribute to Terry Fox by dipping our hockey sticks in the Pacific Ocean! After over 10,000 kilometers in our Equinox and multiple Skype conversations at 110 km/hr on the highway thanks to TELUS we made it to our second last stop and the boys from the Topaz Hockey League really stepped things up to help Victoria represent the Island proudly before head home to Vancouver. ...

A day of hockey mixed in with a friendly rivalry is nothing but a recipe for great times. Throw in the food bank and all of a sudden you have the opportunity to give back to the community doing something you love. Amidst Stampede we had people turn in their boots for hockey sticks and we raised a lot of food for the Calgary Food Bank! ...

Calgary is a special stop for the Five Hole for Food crew. On top of friends and family being in town, it's also special because we get an opportunity to flaunt our Canucks colours in what is now a Flames/Canucks themed battle. Wearing a Canucks jersey in the heart of Calgary isn't always the smartest idea but when it's hockey for a good cause it doesn't quite matter as everyone's on your side. With the folks from London Drugs Calgary out to support us we staged an epic game on Stephen Ave (named after Canadian Pacific founder George Stephen) that saw us play hockey for the Calgary Food Ban...

After a pre-stampede hockey bonanza on Stephen Ave, Five Hole for Food shifted and head up to Edmonton for game 11 of 13 and the second half of the Battle of Alberta. Calgary had set the bar at just over 4,000 lbs of food and the tour was set to take another step toward reaching double the 20,000 pound goal set at the trip's start. With the London Drugs team supporting us we rolled up to Edmonton in our Equinox ready for a hot day of hockey in Centennial Square. On the way up we had the TELUS Huawei powering us so that while one drove, the other three were busy working away but the moment w...

Edmonton, nicknamed the "City of Champions" is a hockey town like no other and they showed that to us when we set up in Centennial Plaza to raise food for the Edmonton Food Bank. After a modest stop last year, the city really showed up and helped us raise over 30 times what we raised the year before!    ...