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The Hockey Humanitarian Award annually recognizes college hockey's finest citizen. Nominees include men & women from Division I - Division III.

The Hockey Humanitarian Award is presented to the college hockey player—man or woman, DI-DIII—that most personifies true community spirit through the selfless commitment of leadership, philanthropy, effort, and time. Since its founding in 1996, the award has sought to recognize student-athletes who do the most for their community and most personify the humanitarian spirit. Past recipients have bee

n recognized for developing and leading service efforts and energetic volunteerism to meet both local and global needs.

04/12/2026

Last night, we celebrated the 31st Hockey Humanitarian Award Foundation recipient, Meg Simon of Middlebury College.

To learn more about Meg and her incredible philanthropic work, head over to the link in our bio.

We’d like to give a special shoutout to Minnesota Wild and Iowa Wild for making it possible for Meg’s dad—and Iowa Wild assistant coach—Ben to be here to celebrate her achievements.

04/11/2026

Congratulations to Meg Simon of Middlebury College on being named the 31st recipient of the Hockey Humanitarian Award, collegiate hockey's 'finest citizen'. Meg has built a reputation of showing up and investing in the people and programs she cares about. Her involvement in MiddCAM, Special Olympics, The Yellow House, and youth hockey initiatives across her community is a testament to her dedication to serving others. We are proud to recognize Meg for her outstanding humanitarian spirit!

Read more about Meg and her contributions:
https://bit.ly/4dG40SW

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04/09/2026

Join us Friday, April 10th at 4 PM PDT at the Park MGM Las Vegas as we recognize this year’s recipient. Watch live at hobeybaker.com/live or tune in to the NHL Network!

04/03/2026

The Hockey Humanitarian Award recognizes collegiate hockey’s finest citizen, and in just one week, we will announce the 2026 recipient. Kara Goulding, Grace Sadura, Meg Simon, Jayden Sison, and Ryan Tattle.

Congratulations to each of our incredible finalists.

The recipient will be announced on April 10 during the NCAA Men’s Frozen Four Tournament in Las Vegas. Check out the link in our bio or visit hockeyhumanitarian.org to learn more.

03/28/2026

In two weeks, we'll have announced the 2026 Hockey Humanitarian Award winner.

We are proud to recognize our finalists for embodying the values of this award, dedicating their time and energy to strengthening their communities. Their commitment is an inspiration, and we are honored to acknowledge the meaningful impact they continue to make.

Learn more about why they're nominated at hockeyhumanitarian.org. The recipient will be announced on April 10 during the NCAA Men's Frozen Four Tournament in Las Vegas.

03/20/2026

The Hockey Humanitarian Award recognizes collegiate hockey's finest citizens. Today, we're proud to introduce the five finalists whose dedication to serving others brought them here.

- Kara Goulding
- Grace Sadura
- Meg Simon
- Jayden Sison
- Ryan Tattle

Learn more about why they’re nominated at hockeyhumanitarian.org. The recipient will be announced on April 10 during the NCAA Men’s Frozen Four Tournament in Las Vegas.

03/16/2026

Meet finalist Ryan Tattle, nominated for the Hockey Humanitarian Award, recognizing collegiate hockey's 'finest citizen'. We acknowledge Ryan for his dedication to serving others and true humanitarian spirit.

Learn more about why they’re nominated at hockeyhumanitarian.org. The recipient will be announced on April 10 during the NCAA Men’s Frozen Four Tournament in Las Vegas.

03/09/2026

Meet finalist Meg Simon, nominated for the Hockey Humanitarian Award, recognizing collegiate hockey's 'finest citizen'. We acknowledge Meg for her dedication to serving others and true humanitarian spirit.

Learn more about why they’re nominated at hockeyhumanitarian.org. The recipient will be announced on April 10 during the NCAA Men’s Frozen Four Tournament in Las Vegas.

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