Operation Hat Trick (OHT) Makes Additional Donations to Seven Warrior Ice Hockey Teams
HAMPTON, N.H., October 29, 2026 – Operation Hat Trick (OHT), an innovative non-profit supporting the recovery of wounded service members and veterans, announced today they have made donations to seven Warrior Hockey teams across the country. The donations will be used to help fund ice time for practices and games.
The teams receiving donations are the Challenge Alaska Warriors, Charleston (SC) Warriors, Chicago Blackhawks Warriors, Colorado Warriors, Minnesota Warriors, North Carolina Hurricanes Warriors and the Pittsburgh Warriors.
“Once again, we are thrilled to be able to provide support to these Warrior teams,” said OHT’s Founder/CEO, Dot Sheehan. “We are located in New Hampshire, where hockey is a distinct part of our state’s fabric. OHT continues to make it possible for injured veterans to take to the ice to connect, build camaraderie and gain resilience. Being on the ice means the world to them. With ice time being so expensive, this support makes it possible for more than 1,000 players to continue practicing and playing games. These experiences enable so many injured veterans to reach a more confident place in their lives, and we have seen that first-hand,” Sheehan concluded.
About Operation Hat Trick
Operation Hat Trick is recognized by GuideStar as a Platinum seal of transparency organization for its responsible stewardship (candid.org). Dedicated to Nate Hardy and Mike Koch, two Navy SEALs who were killed in Iraq in 2008 and are buried side by side at Arlington National Cemetery, OHT never forgets their sacrifice.
OHT is differentiated from other veteran-focused nonprofits by its innovative operating model. OHT pioneered the first national philanthropic co-branded cause marketing retail apparel licensing program. Rather than relying on donations to raise money, OHT receives a royalty on every product purchase of co-branded apparel and merchandise in conjunction with over 500 supporting American colleges and universities, as well as many NHL, NBA and MiLB teams. Its products are also available via online retailers such as Fanatics, Amazon and national retailers including Cracker Barrel, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Academy Sports & Outdoors, Kohl’s, Lids, Scheels and more. Support and learn more about Operation Hat Trick by visiting operationhattrick.org. To date, Operation Hat Trick has donated almost $7 million dollars to 150 organizations across 43 states.
Support and learn more about Operation Hat Trick by visiting operationhattrick.org.
