The Devils Youth Foundation has rolled out a new logo and refreshed brand identity, a move the organization says signals a major step forward as it heads toward its 10th anniversary in 2027.
The updated look is designed to reflect how far the Foundation has come over the past decade while sharpening its link to the New Jersey Devils. The goal is simple: make it easier for fans, donors, corporate partners, and community members to immediately recognize the Devils Youth Foundation as the team’s official charitable arm, while still giving the Foundation its own identity and mission.
The new logo leans into the strength, energy, and legacy of the Devils brand, but keeps youth and community impact at the center of the message. It will show up across community programs, fundraising events, digital platforms, player apparel, and activations around the state, giving the Foundation a more consistent and recognizable presence as it looks to build awareness, engagement, and fundraising.
"The Devils Youth Foundation is more than a logo. It represents who we are, what we believe, and the future we are building for young people across New Jersey," said Allison Blitzer, Chair of Devils Youth Foundation.
"As we approach our 10 th anniversary, this refreshed identity reflects the remarkable growth of the Foundation and strengthens our connection to the New Jersey Devils organization. It will help us elevate awareness, deepen community engagement, and expand support for the programs and partnerships that are transforming lives across our state."
The Foundation says it has grown into one of New Jersey’s leading sports-based philanthropic organizations, with more than $8 million invested in nonprofits and community initiatives across the state since its inception. It says it now reaches more than 90,000 young people and their families each year through programs tied to youth sports, health and wellness, education and the arts, and community support.
The new brand marks what the Foundation calls its next chapter as it moves into its second decade of service. Along with the rollout, New Jersey Devils and Prudential Center will stage the annual “Devils Sweep the Deck Gala” on Wednesday, February 24, 2027, at Prudential Center. The team’s signature fundraising event for the Devils Youth Foundation will turn the Devils’ home ice into a professional curling rink and the arena floor into a casino lounge, with guests curling alongside Devils current players, alumni, team leadership, and ownership.
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