Finding the Light · Golden State Elite Hockey
Team Cougars/GSE
Kym DeKeyrel designed the Finding the Light workout. This October, the Golden State Elite Hockey teams, where her son Easton plays, are running it and competing to raise the most for the Foundation Fighting Blindness. Netflix is matching every dollar raised, so each gift goes twice as far.

$2,600
raised so far
$5,000
goal
52% of our goal
Team standings
Each team runs the workout on its own day. Which one will raise the most?
- 1
GSE 14AA
$2,200
Wednesday
8 donations
- 2
Cougars 12AA
$200
Monday
1 donation
- 2
Cougars 14U
$200
Monday
1 donation
- 4
GSE 18AA
$0
Tuesday
0 donations
- 4
Cougars 12U
$0
Thursday
0 donations
- 4
Cougars 16A
$0
Workout day TBD
0 donations
How to donate
Donations go to Maria on Venmo. At the end of October she makes one combined donation to the Foundation Fighting Blindness for all of the Golden State Elite Hockey teams, and Netflix matches it.
Venmo Maria
@Maria-Tilney
Scan with your phone's camera, or tap below if you're on your phone.
Open VenmoPut your team's name in the Venmo note.
Log your donation
Tell us which team you gave to so it counts in the standings.
Watch Kym's story
About Team Cougars/GSE
Kym DeKeyrel, an Adaptive CrossFit Games athlete who lives with Retinitis Pigmentosa, designed the Finding the Light workout. Her son Easton plays for Golden State Elite Hockey, and this year the whole club is taking it on together.
Each Golden State Elite Hockey team runs Kym's workout on its own day and raises money for the Foundation Fighting Blindness, which funds research toward treatments and cures for blinding retinal diseases like Kym's. Pick your team, donate, and help them climb the standings.


