Dodge Announces Caravan Kids Photo Contest Winners

Mar 13, 2015 01:23 PM EDT | Matt Mercuro

Dodge has announced the names of the Dodge Caravan Kids minor hockey teams who won the top five prizes in its annual Dodge Caravan Kids photo contest.

Entries were sent in by approximately 1,600 teams from Canada who took part in the 2014-2015 Dodge Caravan Kids Program.

Founded back in 2006, the Dodge Caravan Kids program is a joint partnership between FCA Canada and minor hockey associations throughout the country. The program was designed to encourage teams to take interesting photos that incorporates a Dodge Grand Caravan, a unique "thank you" to Dodge or their local Dodge dealership.

"We truly appreciate the energy and creative spirit our Dodge Caravan Kids teams put forward each year for the photo contest," said Ed Broadbear, Vice President Marketing, FCA Canada, in a company statement.

The list of winners includes:

1.Carman Novice 1A from Carman, Manitoba

2.Lakeside Novice Minor from Lundar, Manitoba

3.Nepean NCB from Nepean, Ontario

4.Wawa MHA, from Wawa, Ontario

5.Grand Forks MHA Team Bruins from Grand Forks, British Columbia

Click here to see the winning photos.

Approximately $4,500 in cash prizes was given to teams based on their rankings.

"For more than 30 years, our Dodge Grand Caravan minivans have played a key role in getting millions of hockey families to and from arenas throughout Canada," said Broadbear. "We are thrilled that our Dodge Caravan Kids sponsorship program helps kids further enjoy the sport, by making it a little more affordable to play."

The program provides $500 in funding and access for novice-level hockey teams around Canada. The automaker has provided over $6 million in funding to 12,000 teams and 180,000 kids since the program began. 

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