Events
The Northland Cup Charity Hockey Event
The Northland Cup is SPIP’s annual fundraising event in which 100% of the proceeds directly benefit the victims and children we serve. This uplifting event is organized by amazing volunteers and sustained by many generous sponsors and donors. These supporters reflect the heartfelt commitment of businesses and members of our community to upholding the safety and long-term well-being of victims of domestic violence and their children.
Over the years the Northland Cup Charity Hockey Event has become so much more than a fundraiser. It is a joyful event and gathering that brings together people from all walks of life in celebration of our unity, resilience and the power of community. Together we work towards creating a society where no one has to live in fear in their own home and neighborhoods.
Our charity hockey game between Ramsey County and City of Saint Paul employees is held each year in late winter at the beautiful TRIA Rink in downtown St. Paul. Our event is free and open to the public.
Accompanying the excitement of the hockey game are incredible silent auction items, raffles, “Chuck-a-Puck,” hats and sweatshirts/shirts for sale, and delicious food vendors.
Everyone is welcome!
Please check again for the date and time of our 2025 Northland Cup Event.
Northland Cup 2024 Sponsors and Donors
- Amanda Duerr
- Ballard Spahr
- City and County Credit Union
- Commissioner Mai Chong Xiong
- Commissioner Mary Jo McGuire
- Commissioner Nicole Frethem
- Commissioner Trista Martinson
- Commissioner Victoria Reinhardt
- Construction & General Laborers - Local 563
- Councilmember Rebecca Noeker
- Cozen O'Connor Public Strategies
- EMS Management & Consultants
- Everest Emergency Vehicle Services
- IOUE Local 49 Union
- Jim McDonough
- Joel Carlson
- Laborers' District Council of Minnesota and North Dakota
- Lockgridge, Grindal, Nauen PLLP
- Mayor Melvin Carter
- Medica
- Old National Bank
- PMA Asset Management
- Poul-Haas Government Relations
- Ramsey County Attorney John Choi
- Rosenbauer/General Safety Fire Apparatus
- Saint Paul Building and Construction Trades Council
- Saint Paul Chamber of Commerce
- Saint Paul Firefighters IAFF Local 21
- Saint Paul Police Federation
- Saint Paul Saints
- Terri Thao
- The Ritt Family Foundation
- Volunteers for John Choi
- Wendy Underwood and Darren Tobolt
- Winthrop & Weinstine, P.A.
- Xcel Energy
- Backstory Coffee
- Bad Weather Brewing
- Blaze Credit Union
- Brunson's Pub
- Cafe Latte
- Candyland
- Como Friends
- Give Hope MN
- Greenspring Media
- J&S Bean Factory
- Jill Marie Designs
- Luci Ancora
- Maria Meier Law Office
- Pet Evolution
- Punch Pizza
- Ramsey County Historical Society
- Ramsey County Parks and Recreation
- Red Cow
- Robin Dietz-Mayfield
- Saint Paul Fire Department
- Saint Paul Police
- Saint Paul Saints
- Science Museum of Minnesota
- Subtext Books
- The Bell Museum
- Treasure Island Resort and Casino
- ValleyFair
- Visit Saint Paul
Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Please join us on Monday, October 28th at 6 pm
394 Dayton Avenue, St. Paul, MN 55102
In Honoring Victims and Survivors of Domestic Violence
The Impact We have found as a Community, Working Together to End Domestic Violence,
and
To Celebrate SPIP’s 40th Anniversary
Every October, SPIP gathers with our partners and members of the community to honor Victims and Survivors of Domestic Violence and the support and impact we have found as a community working together towards ending domestic violence and all forms of oppression.
This very special annual event is generally held outside of SPIP’s building in the evening.
There we gather; unified in our commitment to reach and serve all victims of domestic violence, and the continued development of transformative approaches towards ending domestic abuse.
Together we celebrate the strength of our collaborations, the work of community-based advocates, and striving for a more just and equitable justice system and society for all.
Together we pay tribute to the voices of the victims/survivors and in keeping their stories and realities at the forefront of all of our work.
At the end of our event, we each light a candle to honor the lives of the victims/survivors we serve and our solidarity in creating a world where all people can be safe in their homes and communities.
Our candlelight vigil is accompanied by a song to mark the end of our event.
Attendees are invited to stay, enjoy one another’s company and share in hot cider and treats!
Parking is available in the Red Cow parking lot on Selby, and the YWCA parking lots on the corner of Dayton and Western (next to SPIP’s lot), and on Selby Avenue east of the YWCA’s building.
