People playing pond hockey outdoors in winter, with spectators and players wearing helmets and jerseys. Snow and ice visible.
Cartoon hockey player with helmet and eyepatch, text 'The Hockeye Guy'

The HockEYE Guy Foundation is devoted to instilling a higher level of independence for people with disabilities, specifically focused on the travel needs of the blind hockey community.

  1. Travel hockey is the most expensive sport on Earth.

  2. Even compared to other disabilities, legally blind adults rank at or near the bottom in every major employment and compensation study.

  3. While there are growing options to increase independence, many are cost-prohibitive and not truly accessible.

Three Generally Understood Truths:

A group of seven people in matching black and yellow hockey uniforms stand on an outdoor ice rink. They are holding hockey sticks and one person holds up a jersey with the number 22. Other players and spectators can be seen in the background.

Programs

  • The HockEYE Guy Foundation is committed to enabling independence for persons with visual impairments to experience the parasport of blind hockey. Learn about our programs to assist with our players’ independence.

  • The HockEYE Guy Foundation is committed to growing the understanding of both people with disabilities and the visually impaired through lectures, conversations, and demonstrations.

  • The HockEYE Guy Foundation aims to provide advocacy for athletes with visual impairments in their fight to play the game we love without limitations.