Philadelphia Flyers Announce Partnership with Mars

PHILADELPHIA(September 22, 2022) - Today, the Philadelphia Flyers and Wells Fargo Center announced that Mars Incorporated, manufacturer of some of the world's most iconic consumer brands including SNICKERS®, has signed on as an Official Partner of the Philadelphia Flyers and Wells Fargo Center. The deal includes several highly visible assets including a static in-ice logo placement, naming rights of the Flyers Community Ticket Grant Program presented by SNICKERS®, and a game sponsorship which will include creative fan giveaways.

"We are proud to partner with Mars and the SNICKERS brand, and we're particularly excited about their support for one of our organization's most important charitable efforts, the Flyers Community Ticket Grant Program, which is now presented by SNICKERS," said Dan Wise, Flyers & Wells Fargo Center SVP of Corporate Partnerships. "Growing the game is one of our organization's most important priorities, and since launching this program in 2019, we've been able to work with more than 100 local nonprofits to bring a diverse, wide range of communities to Wells Fargo Center to experience the magic of a Flyers home game. Thanks to our partnership with the SNICKERS brand, we're going to take this program to the next level and host new fans from throughout the Philadelphia region."

"Mars is a purpose-led organization focused on creating a world where all people feel recognized, accepted and valued," said Anton Vincent, President Mars Wrigley North America. "The SNICKERS brand is thrilled to team up with the Philadelphia Flyers and Wells Fargo Center to continue to create exciting sports experiences for fans, and more moments of happiness for all as part of our journey to create a society that is inclusive."

To celebrate the new partnership, applications for the 2022-2023 Flyers Community Ticket Grant Program presented by SNICKERS® are now open. The program, which initially launched in 2019, aims to grow the game of hockey by working with organizations in the Greater Philadelphia region that are dedicated to making a difference in our communities. The program recognizes the mission of local non-profits, community-based groups, and charitable organizations by offering a complimentary experience at a Flyers home game to those who might not otherwise be able to attend.

Last season, the Flyers Community Ticket Grant Program supported more than 100 local groups and organizations including St. Joseph's University's Kinney Center for Autism, the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Ronald McDonald House of Philadelphia, and United Service Organizations (USO).
Application window for the re-launched Flyers Community Ticket Grant Program is
now open