Diquan Jackson wanted to attend West Chester. But his grades weren’t good enough, so he enrolled in the Community College of Philadelphia and became a part-time coach at Snider Hockey.

It's been almost two years since his passing, but the specter of Ed Snider's generosity and caring for the people of his adopted city still looms large. The foundation remains in good hands with a team that remains dedicated to keeping his dream alive.

Two Snider Hockey students were chosen to represent the Philadelphia Flyers at the 2018 NHL All-Star Game in Tampa, FL!

Over Presidents Day Weekend, Snider Hockey hosted the 2018 NHL Willie O'Ree Skills Weekend by welcoming students and chaperones from 17 Hockey Is For Everyone organizations across North America to Philadelphia.

During a ceremony at the Wells Fargo Center on January 6, Mayor Jim Kenney made a proclamation that the city will observe "Ed Snider Youth Hockey Foundation Day in Philadelphia", on what would have been Mr. Snider's 85th birthday.