What does IHC mean in NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS

An Ice Hockey Club (IHC) is an organization that provides opportunities for people to play, learn, and enjoy the sport of ice hockey. IHCs typically offer a variety of programs and services, including:

• Youth hockey programs for all ages and skill levels
• Adult hockey leagues and tournaments
• Ice skating lessons
• Hockey skill development clinics
• Social events and activities IHCs are often affiliated with local hockey associations and leagues, and they may also be involved in community outreach programs.

There are many benefits to joining an IHC, including:

• The opportunity to play ice hockey in a safe and organized environment
• The chance to learn and develop your hockey skills
• The opportunity to make new friends and socialize with other hockey enthusiasts
• The opportunity to contribute to your community through hockey-related activities IHCs are a great way to get involved in the sport of ice hockey, regardless of your age or skill level.

There are a few ways to find an IHC near you:

• Use the online directory of the United States Hockey League (USHL)
• Contact your local hockey association or league
• Search for "ice hockey club" in your favorite search engine Once you have found a few IHCs in your area, you can visit their websites or contact them directly to learn more about their programs and services.

The cost of joining an IHC varies depending on the club and the programs and services you choose to participate in. However, most IHCs offer a variety of membership options to fit different budgets. You can typically expect to pay a monthly or annual membership fee, as well as additional fees for specific programs and activities.