"The Minnesota Warriors Ice Hockey Program operates with a core mission rooted in charity and education. We support United States Military personnel, including wounded, injured, or disabled veterans. As the sole USA Hockey Disabled Warrior program in Minnesota, our primary goal is to facilitate the reintegration of our veterans into civilian life."

Hockey is a potent therapeutic tool, offering a distinctive fusion of physical activity, camaraderie, and structured competition that profoundly impacts mental and emotional well-being. As a therapeutic outlet, hockey empowers individuals to channel their energy and concentration into the game, providing a valuable respite from the pressures of everyday life.

The sport's physical demands contribute to enhanced physical health and the release of endorphins, fostering a sense of accomplishment and joy. Additionally, the team-centric nature of hockey cultivates a supportive community where individuals can rely on each other for encouragement, empathy, and a shared sense of purpose.

For veterans and others grappling with mental health challenges, hockey becomes a crucial avenue for rebuilding self-esteem, reigniting a sense of identity, and finding comfort and strength in the company of teammates. Beyond the rink, hockey's therapeutic benefits extend, helping individuals reconnect with themselves and their communities and a healthier, more gratifying life.

Upon entering the arena, our players seamlessly become integral Minnesota Warriors Ice Hockey team members. Transitioning veterans often face the challenge of losing a vital support network. Still, the ice provides a sanctuary to escape daily stresses and rediscover the camaraderie inherent in being part of a team.

At the core of the Minnesota Warriors organization lies a steadfast commitment to assisting all veterans within our local community. This commitment is nurtured on and off the ice, fostering enduring connections.