Nomi Health has announced a partnership with the Utah Mammoth aimed at making NHL hockey more accessible to Utah communities. Through the Nomi Cares initiative, the organization seeks to provide diverse groups with opportunities to experience professional hockey at The Delta Center.
The initiative includes a commitment to provide 111 free tickets for community organizations at every one of the Mammoth's 42 home games. Additionally, the company will offer deeply discounted tickets to increase accessibility. For certain sections at The Delta Center, including sections 120 and 124, every ticket will include a hot dog and a drink to ensure a full game experience.
Community outreach extends to youth programming through Hockey 101 events. Nomi Health is the presenting sponsor for these events, which aim to introduce the sport to new players. Free youth clinics are being held in several locations, including Logan, Farmington, Sandy, and West Haven, to teach skills such as skating and stick handling.
The organization is also providing hockey starter kits to physical education teachers across Utah to introduce the sport in schools. Other community efforts mentioned include a partnership with the Guadalupe Center for cookie decorating and initiatives to assist fans with mobility needs.
Organizations interested in participating in the Mammoth's season, such as youth sports teams, nonprofits, or school groups, can reach out to Nomi Health. Registration for upcoming Hockey 101 events is available through the Utah Mammoth website.
