Ace Bailey Children's Foundation: Bringing Smiles to Children in Memory of Ace: Home

The Ace Bailey Children's Foundation Got Skills Competition ("Got Skills") is the ultimate youth hockey skills event for pre-teen boys and girls and their families. This one of a kind event combines a top-shelf youth ice hockey skills competition with a powerful grassroots, youth oriented community outreach program. Supported by the NHL, this competition has been created to showcase the glory of the human spirit both on the ice and through our charitable partnership with the Ace Bailey Children's Foundation. Learn More or Register for a Competition >

Ace played eleven seasons with the National Hockey League. While playing with the Boston Bruins he was a member of the Stanley Cup championship teams in 1969-70 and 1971-72. More >

The work of The Ace Bailey Children's Foundation focuses on the well-being of children undergoing medical treatment with the establishment and improvement of programs, environments and professional services that enhance the hospital stay for children and their families. More>

WE'VE MOVED! Our new address is:
135 Langdon Street
Providence, RI 02904
(401) 270-6420

Ace's Got Skills Nationals Coming to Boston! This year the Got Skills National Championships will be held June 27-29, 2008 at the Walter A. Brown Memorial Arena at Boston University. More than 120 players from 10 different NHL markets will compete for National titles. Admission is free and open to the public. NHL Alumni and mascots will also be on hand. Click here to download the weekend's schedule or here for more information on the events.
Thank you to all our friends who contributed so generously to make "Face Off for Ace" a huge success!
2008 Got Skills Nationals to be held in Boston The 2008 Got Skills National Championships will be held at Boston University's Walter A. Brown Arena Memorial Skating Pavilion June 27-29. Considered one of the finest facilities of its kind in the nation, the arena is located right in the heart of Boston and was the home of the Terriers until 2005. This will be the first time the Nationals are hosted outside of New York City. More>