Request for Donations

If you work with an Organization that aligns with our Foundation’s mission of helping children in our community, please fill out the donation request application below.

We are now accepting donation requests for funding in 2019. Donation requests must be received by July 1st 2018.

Our Board of Directors meets early Spring to decide which projects we can support for the coming year. I will inform you of their decision by October.

Please note, The Brandon Prust Foundation does not make cash donations, donations to individuals or sports teams.

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Are you a kids-based organization?
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Where are you located?
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Form Questions:

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Contact Information:

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Project Proposal:

*What is the mission of your organization?

*Please describe your project and how it will benefit children in your area?

*Why does your project need funding from the Brandon Prust Foundation?

Budget Proposal:

*How much funding are you requesting from the Foundation?

*What is the total budget of the project?

*Will other organizations be sponsoring this project?
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A newly minted National Hockey League free agent is giving back to the community while spending his summer back home in London. Former London Knight Brandon Prust, 32, is having a busy offseason training and fundraising. On Monday he returned to Redtail Golf Course near Port Stanley for his third-annual Prusty4Kids charity tournament. The NHL stars aligned for the day to support Prust and his self-titled foundation geared toward improving kids’ lives. Prust started the foundation in 2014 with London entrepreneur Dave Moore. The Knights were well represented with Mitch Marner, Corey Perry and Danny Syvret on the course, along with other London-area NHLers Drew Doughty, Ryan O’Reilly and Nazem Kadri. “It’s awesome (to see these guys here), we do a lot of things for each other, once teammates you’re teammates for life,” Prust said. “You make a lot of friends along the way in this game, that’s just how hockey players are.” Although the mood was fun, his former teammates and friends all knew they were there for a more serious purpose. “We’ve all been very fortunate to have the relationships and people in our life that allow us to do what we love to do most, and that’s play hockey,” said O’Reilly, the 2014 Lady Byng award winner for exhibiting sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct. “There are so many unfortunate kids and families that sometimes can’t afford things, so anytime we can give back . . . that’s what it’s all about.” Prust’s fiancee, Montreal TV host Maripier Morin, was at the event. The couple appear along with other NHL players and their wives on the Hockey Wives reality TV...