Stronger together, on and off the ice.
Being a Revo player means showing up for Pittston and Northeast Pennsylvania, not just on game day. Our players give their time to the community that supports them.
The best teammates are also good neighbors. Service teaches our players humility, leadership and gratitude, the same qualities college coaches look for.
Through Knights Care, our community impact program, players, coaches and families team up with nonprofits and neighbors in need, from cooking meals at soup kitchens and restocking food pantries to helping local families with repairs around the home.
Where you will find our players.
A look at the projects our teams have taken on this season, in their own neighborhood.
Nursing Home Christmas Caroling
Every year, our teams visit local nursing homes to bring Christmas cheer.
Clarks Summit · Five years running
Service Day at Marley’s Mission
For the past five years, our teams have volunteered at Marley’s Mission, a Clarks Summit nonprofit that provides free horse therapy to children who have experienced trauma. Players work with the horses and help care for the farm and its facilities.
Cancer Awareness
Pink the Rink
Every season we paint the ice pink and the Knights take the ice in pink jerseys to raise awareness and money in the fight against cancer. It is one of the biggest nights of our year, with families, fans and alumni packing the stands for a cause that has touched so many of us.
Off the Ice
Holiday Traditions
Pumpkin carving, gingerbread house making and other fun nights bring the whole program together. Here, NHL draft pick Nikita Klepov puts the finishing touches on his gingerbread house.
Every player gives back.
Service is part of the academy year, planned around school, practice and games, and it follows our players to college applications and beyond.
Everyone serves.
Every player takes part in Knights Care events throughout the year. No exceptions, no excuses.
Captains lead.
Whole teams serve together, with older players setting the example for the younger ones.
It counts.
Hours are tracked for every player, and families receive a record at the end of the season for college and scholarship applications.
Need a team? We are ready.
If your school, church, nonprofit or community group has a project that could use a group of willing hands, we would love to hear from you.
