Teaming up with the Ballantyne Project, the John Tavares Foundation has assisted Indigenous communities through two separate initiatives.
Jacob Trouba and his mother, Kristy, have teamed up as the face of AstraZeneca’s Get Body Checked Against Cancer campaign to help encourage the hockey community to get checked for cancer.
Helping dogs find a fur-ever home, including his own, Nashville Predators netminder Juuse Saros is helping to make big saves through Wags & Walks.
Nashville Predators forward Jason Zucker has teamed up with Kyle Rudolph, retired NFL tight end, to expand charitable impact with their Alltroo platform.
Renowned dog lovers, Charlie and Kiley McAvoy continue to show their compassion for animals through their volunteer work with MSPCA-Angell.
Through his role on the NHL Player Inclusion Coalition, Jordan Harris is helping open doors for kids who may not have the resources to benefit from all that hockey can provide.
The Salish Storm Hockey Association recently celebrated at Hockey Day in Canada with an upcoming donation of 25 sets of equipment from NHLPA Goals & Dreams.
Washington Capitals captain, Alexander Ovechkin, in partnership with the American Special Hockey Association, recently hosted approximately 50 skaters with developmental disabilities.
Tom Wilson, forward for the Washington Capitals, has been working with the United Heroes League and military families since 2019.
Toronto Maple Leafs forward Auston Matthews has teamed up with Hollywood actor Ryan Reynolds for a fundraising ad in support of SickKids.
Twelve NHL players surprised Canadian youth hockey organizations recently with over $100,000 in equipment and monetary donations.
The second annual Robo’s Holiday Toy Drive and an inaugural charity game are just the latest ways Jason Robertson is giving back to the Dallas-Forth Worth area.
Detroit Red Wings defenceman Ben Chiarot and his wife, Jacqueline, have helped raise $3 million for the cause.
Jordan Eberle and his wife, Lauren, founded Sticks & Strings in 2022 and have already made an impact in the community.
William Nylander, of Stockholm, leads initiative to donate $30,000 in hockey equipment.
Dan's memory is inseparable from the arena, scholarship and awards named in his honour.
Kraft Hockeyville, in its 17th year, was a success as the celebrations for Sydney, Nova Scotia, came to a close Sunday.
The Robertson brothers will also be hosting a two-day ice hockey clinic in Fort Liberty.
Lee has helped raise more than $300,000 for childhood cancer.
Marchment took part in G&D events, helping deliver equipment to children in remote Canadian communities.