Family Resources
Everything a Bulldogs family needs in one place — fee assistance, handbooks, codes of conduct, and the policies that keep our program accountable.
Football should belong to every kid in Brampton
Cost can’t be the reason a kid in our city doesn’t get to play. BMFA partners with charity programs and our team of sponsors to keep the program accessible. If your family needs help with registration fees, equipment, or transportation, we want to know.
Fee Assistance
No-questions-asked support for Brampton families who need it. BMFA partners with Their Opportunity and KidSport to remove cost as a barrier to playing.
See our partners ↓Coach & Volunteer Pathway
Volunteers are why this program exists. Whether you’re a parent who wants to help on game day or a former player who wants to coach, we have a role for you.
Join the team →Pipeline & Tradition
Bulldogs alumni play across Ontario high school, OUA, and U-Sports football. Notable graduates include athletes who’ve gone on to CFL and NFL careers — including John Metchie III (Houston Texans / New York Jets).
See the current teams →Cost should never be the reason a kid sits out
BMFA registrants who need help with registration fees, equipment, or transportation can apply for support through any of our fee assistance partners. We’ll walk you through it — no family needs to choose between making rent and giving their kid a season.
Their Opportunity
Their Opportunity has the vision to educate, uplift & support children to overcome barriers through the strength of sport & generosity.
Since its inception, Their Opportunity has helped provide opportunities for over 45,000 children and affected thousands more through its Giveback Program — translating to 585,000+ recreation hours and 157,500+ hours of community service or engagement in 55 communities across Canada.
Visit theiropportunity.ca →
KidSport
KidSport believes that the power of sport participation promotes the development of children’s social, mental and physical well-being.
KidSport supports children who need financial assistance with sports registration fees and equipment costs. Through increasing access to quality sport programs, KidSport strengthens communities across Canada.
Visit kidsportcanada.ca →Not sure where to start? Email info@bramptonfootball.ca and we’ll walk you through the right application for your family. Every conversation is confidential.
Handbooks & codes of conduct
Every BMFA athlete and family agrees to the same standards. The handbooks below cover what to expect from the program; the codes of conduct cover what we expect from players and parents in return. Coaches, staff, and the BMFA Executive operate under the same code.
Name, Image & Likeness Consent
Parent or guardian sign-off granting (or withholding) BMFA permission to use a player’s name, image, and likeness in program communications. Includes opt-in, limited, and opt-out options. Required before any public-facing use of a player’s NIL.
Download Word doc ↓ HandbookPlayer Handbook
What to expect from the program: practice expectations, game-day routines, equipment requirements, position groups, and the pathway from registration to playoffs.
Coming soon → HandbookParent Handbook
Everything a Bulldogs parent needs to know: fees and refund policy, communication channels, sideline expectations, fundraising, volunteer pathways, fee assistance, and end-of-season events.
Coming soon → Code of ConductPlayer Code of Conduct
What BMFA expects from every athlete: respect for teammates, officials, opponents, coaches, and the program. Standards for practice attendance, language, social media, and on-field behaviour.
Coming soon → Code of ConductParent Code of Conduct
What BMFA expects from every Bulldogs family: positive sideline behaviour, respectful communication with coaches and officials, fair-play standards, and the program-first attitude that protects every kid’s experience.
Coming soon →All four documents are reviewed and updated annually by the BMFA Executive. Questions or feedback? Email info@bramptonfootball.ca.