Community Partnerships

Fans can ride any HSR bus for free with that game day's ticket 3 hours prior to game time and anytime after the game until the end of that day's service.

Shuttles run every half-hour beginning 2 hours prior to game time on game days. Fans can "Park & Ride" at Eastgate Square, Lime ridge Mall, Gore Park and University Plaza.

The Ticats recognize the importance of the United Way to developing resources and strengthening the Hamilton community. In support the Ticats have contributed to the fundraising campaign by ticket donations as well as media, in-game and website promotion.

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The Air Cadets of 150 (Hamilton), 715 (Burlington), 735 (Dundas), 713 (Stoney Creek) and 826 (Hamilton) Squadrons are excited to be back for another season as the Air Cadets and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats Football Club continue the community partnership we established last season. We are proud to present the Canadian Flag at each home game and are really energized about the growth, excitement and renewed energy that is happening in this organization. This partnership is a vital part of our continued effort to promote Air Cadets in our community and the opportunities the program offers young people between the age of 12 and 18.

Woodview Children's Centre is a not for profit charitable organization. It is a children's mental health centre that provides a comprehensive range of services for children and youth and their families. It has been operating since 1960. We operate a variety of programs to meet community needs in Brant, Halton and Hamilton. The focus is on Children's Mental Health and Autism Services. Our team of highly qualified and caring professionals includes child & youth workers, specially trained teachers, social workers, home based/outreach workers, psychometrists, administrative staff, and consultants (psychologists,psychiatrists and paediatricians).

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