Ways You Can Participate in Rescue Me
There are many meaningful ways to get involved in Rescue Me, a premier fundraising hockey event dedicated to supporting Minnesota’s First Responders and their families. Whether you hit the ice, cheer from the stands, or champion the cause behind the scenes, your involvement makes a real difference.
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Register Your Team
Think your squad has what it takes? Gather your teammates and register your team to be considered for entry into this exciting first responder–focused tournament. Rescue Me brings together passionate players for a competitive and memorable event—all while supporting an incredible cause.
Become an Event Sponsor
Show your support in a big way by becoming a Rescue Me sponsor. Sponsorship opportunities allow businesses, organizations, and individuals to align with a mission-driven event while helping maximize its impact. Sponsors receive recognition, visibility, and the satisfaction of standing with Minnesota’s heroes.
Make a Donation
Even if you’re not lacing up skates, you can still make a powerful impact. Financial contributions of any size help provide vital resources, support services, and assistance programs benefiting first responders and their families across Minnesota.
No matter how you choose to participate, your support helps honor and uplift the brave men and women who serve our communities every day. Together, we can make a lasting difference.
No matter how you choose to participate, your support helps honor and uplift the brave men and women who serve our communities every day. Together, we can make a lasting difference.
Shop the Merch
Visit our online store to grab official Rescue Me, The Front Line Foundation and Waggle apparel and gear! Every purchase supports our mission and lets you show your pride for Minnesota’s First Responders in style.
Join Us at the Event
Come out to cheer, connect, and be part of an inspiring day! Rescue Me is proudly presented by The Front Line Foundation and hosted at the Waggle Super Rink at the National Sports Center in Blaine, Minnesota, the premier hockey venue in the state.