New England Wolves Earn National Service Honor

The New England Wolves were recognized on Tuesday, April 21, with a National Service Honor, highlighting the organization’s strong commitment to community engagement and volunteerism.

The National Service Honor was created to recognize and celebrate meaningful volunteer service in communities across the country. Recipients are selected based on verified service hours completed over a 12-month period, ensuring each organization’s contributions are both impactful and measurable.

The Wolves received the program’s highest distinction, earning a Gold Medal honor based on their total hours of service.

Throughout the 2025-26 season, the Wolves were actively involved in a variety of community initiatives, including participation in the Mischa’s Little Stars program, organizing food and supply drives, supporting the annual JBT Game, hosting a holiday toy drive, and contributing to several additional outreach efforts.

The organization credited its coaches, players, and supporters for their collective efforts in achieving this recognition and reaffirmed its commitment to continued community service in the years ahead.

For more information on the New England Wolves, visit www.ne-wolveshockey.com.