2026 edition

Fun, team spirit and solidarity

The inaugural edition of the Coupe Charles-Bruneau was launched in 2021 to pay tribute to Charles Bruneau, a passionate hockey fan.

Since its inception, this event has raised close to $6 million in support of the Fondation Charles-Bruneau, whose mission is to give children with cancer the best chances of recovery.

info About
Each year, more than 250 players gather to play and support paediatric cancer research at the Coupe Charles-Bruneau in Montreal.
event Date
September 2026
location_on Location
IGA Stadium
285 Gary-Carter St
Montreal (QC) H2R 2W1
local_activity Participation
Build your team for the Coupe Charles-Bruneau in Montreal: a festive, athletic and unifying day dedicated to advancing research.
“It is a privilege to be healthy, and as long as I am able, I will be there to help carry on this wonderful tradition.”
Coupe Charles-Bruneau’s heroes
The event raised $1,200,000.
Coupe Charles-Bruneau in Montreal’s participants

    Event presenters

    Thank you to these local companies for their long-standing support and for helping finance paediatric cancer research.

    2025 edition

    Highlights

    • 500 participants
    • 48 teams
    • $1,300,000 net raised
    • + 400 balls used
    • 8,500 tiles to create the playing surface
    • 22 star players
    • 3 heroes: Alicia (age 16), Émile (age 8) and Ophélie (age 13)
    • 2 ambassadors: Meeker Guerrier and Isabelle Éthier

    Flagship events

    Discover the other flagship events presented by the Fondation Charles-Bruneau. Participants, supporters, volunteers and partners are welcome to attend.

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