NHL Star Andy Greene's Hockey School Doesn't Keep a Dime

The Andy Greene Hockey School in Trenton doesn't keep a dime.

The main focus of the school, created by New Jersey Devils defenseman and former Trenton High School hockey star Andy Greene, is to give back to the community.

Behind the benefit of getting hockey tips and training from a professional hockey player; behind the thrill of getting autographs from and taking photos with a current star in the National Hockey League (NHL) is a cause unlike any other. 

Money earned from the annual hockey school goes back into the Trenton community through the Trenton Hockey Association, the Trenton High School hockey team and various local organizations.

"Sometimes it's not even sports related and it doesn't have anything to do with hockey," Greene said.

An added benefit to the school is the top-level instruction from a professional hockey player whose team faced the Los Angles Kings in the 2012 Stanley Cup Finals.

Greene's jersey with the number eight currently resides in the Trenton Sports Hall of Fame.

The Andy Greene Hockey School goes through Aug. 2 at the Kennedy Recreation Center in Trenton.

Registration information for the 2014 session of the Andy Greene Hockey School can be found on the school's website after the completion of the current class.