Community Programs

Throughout the off-season, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are active in a number of programs related to youth, education, healthy living, and positive relationships.

Break the Silence on Violence Against Women

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers partnered with the Manitoba government and Status of Women Canada to Break the Silence on Violence against Women. This initiative is a two-part project featuring a public awareness campaign and youth education program. Since 2016, trained Winnipeg Blue Bomber players deliver 20 presentations and 20 workshops per year to high school students, football teams, coaching staff, and community leaders. To find out how your school or team can participate ...

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have taken the You Can Play pledge in partnership with the You Can Play Project. The mission of this project is to ensure equality, respect, and safety for all athletes, without regard to sexual orientation. You Can Play works to guarantee that athletes are given a fair opportunity to compete and that they are judged by other athletes and fans only by what they contribute to the sport or their team’s success. Finally, You Can Play seeks to challenge the ...

Bombers Tackle Bullying

Beyond the Hurt In 2016 the Winnipeg Blue Bombers partnered with the Canadian Red Cross to deliver their Beyond the Hurt program to schools in Manitoba. Since then every March players visit 10 schools across the province to speak to youth in grades K-8 about how they can foster healthy relationships and create positive school cultures. In addition, the team will participate in Pink Day each year. Samantha Mason Friendship Award Do you know a healthy relationships leader? The ...

Justin Medlock's Kicks for Kids

For every field goal scored by Justin Medlock at home games this season, one of our key community partners will donate $100 for each yard over 45 to Variety, the Children’s Charity of Manitoba. These donations will also be matched by Justin Medlock himself, to a maximum of $10,000. DONATIONS RECAP Fri, July 7: CGY at WPG Total yards: —- Donation total: —- Thurs, July 13: TOR at WPG Total yards: 10 55 yard field goal: 10 yards Donation total: $2,000 Thurs, July 27: ...

IBAM Community Heroes

The Winnipeg Blue Bombers strive to be community leaders in Manitoba and are proud to recognize other community leaders who make their positive impact in our communities. You know a Community Hero deserving of recognition. Nominate them today for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers Community Hero award! Chosen Community Heroes will be given Winnipeg Blue Bombers merchandise, tickets to regular season home game and will be recognized on-field during the pre-game show. The nomination form is ...

Amenity HealthCare Healthy Living Initiative

Amenity Healthcare and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers partnered up to tackle unhealthy habits in children. Launched in 2014, this partnership allows players to visit rural community schools with the objective of encouraging kids to live healthy lifestyles, offering education about preventative behaviours in a fun, exciting atmosphere. To find out more, contact community@bluebombers.com

Do you know a group of youth who are making a difference in our community? Running back Andrew Harris wants to meet them! Reward a group of youth today with an exclusive Winnipeg Blue Bombers game day experience. Chosen groups will receive tickets to a home game where they will be featured on the video boards and will get the chance to meet Andrew Harris in person after the game! Requirements: – Groups of 15-20 youth aged 17 and younger – The group should show a commitment to ...

Promote reading and writing in your school with a Hit the Books visit from one of your Winnipeg Blue Bombers! Watch this video of Thomas Miles at Oak Bluff Community School reading to kids during I Love to Read month. Apply now, and a Winnipeg Blue Bombers player could visit your school to share a story with your students and talk about the importance of reading and writing skills during I Love to Read month. To apply, please submit the form below. Visits are selected at random based on ...