On July 27, 2022 HLFYA Reagan Ghedina hosted a four-square tournament in her neighborhood to support Team IMPACT. Reagan wanted her service project to reflect on the opportunities that sports […]
Cranberry Lake Nature Preserve in Westchester County, NY is used daily by countless people of all ages, and enjoyed for its pristine views of nature. With constant use, bridges, boardwalks […]
The Henrik Lundqvist Foundation is proud to announce that Lily Buerck has been named the 3rd annual S.A.V.E. Scholar of the Year with Cara Griffin and Ashley Sheil receiving the […]
One of the Henrik Lundqvist Foundation’s main purposes is to strive “to create positive change in the lives of children and adults throughout the world through education and health services.” […]
The Ronald McDonald House in Huddinge opened 1993 and it is the oldest House in Sweden. Despite being the smallest House with only 14 family rooms, it is the one […]
This article was written by HLFYA Alumni and S.A.V.E. Scholarship winner Casey Theriault. Casey, along with fellow YA alumni Jillian Wexler and Tyler Bhalla, were invited to join Henrik Lundqvist at Madison Square Garden as the prize for being top ticket sellers/fundraisers at Henrik’s Retirement Night Celebration in January 2022. The 4th winner, 2022 HLFYA Matthew Zocks was also recognized by HLF for this achievement (though he was unable to attend on April 29th).
In spring of 2022 HLF decided to support a sustainability project with Together For Better at their affiliated school FUCPE in Villa Hermosa situated in La Romana, Dominican Republic. HLF […]
HLF is proud to announce our continued support to community partner Food Bank for NYC. Recently HLF donated $50,000 to FBNYC.
What is hunger? The Oxford dictionary has defined it as a feeling of discomfort or weakness caused by a lack of food and nutrition, coupled with the desire to eat. […]
Ever wonder what it means to be a Young Ambassador? Hear from superstars Julia Esposito and Carly Peterson on what an impact the program has had on their lives.
