Melvin would really go back to his roots and work on building youth hockey at the former district of his best friend, Daria Guava-Fresca. Using all of the money that he has accumulated, he'd work on having permanent outdoor rinks for use during the school year in the winter, and then change that a little bit by providing the P.E. teachers with adequate gear for floor hockey inside of the gym, as well as work with the local ice arena for field trips, cheaper passes, and skate rentals. If it seemed that the sport and skating in general was starting to pick up steam after a few years, Melvin would be ready to invest in an additional ice arena, or several more skating areas for students and their families to be a part of. Ultimately, Melvin would make this free. He wouldn't want any kid to miss out on an experience just because their parents were not able to afford it. Giving back to the community means working with all children, and so as his final act would be to set up scholarship funds for underprivileged kids in the area to be able to get hockey gear, as well as transportation to and from the ice arena.