I don’t have live access to current news in this moment. Here’s what I can share based on widely reported, long-running info:
P.K. Subban’s notable donation to the Montreal Children’s Hospital was announced in September 2015, with a pledge of CAD 10 million to be given over seven years, described at the time as the largest philanthropic commitment by a professional athlete in Canada. This commitment was tied to Subban’s foundation and aimed to support families and underprivileged children as part of Montreal’s charitable legacy.[1][3][6][7]
Following his trade to Nashville in 2016 and later moves, Subban reaffirmed ongoing commitment to the pledge and to the hospital’s foundation, with coverage noting that he would continue to honor the pledge despite changes in teams and location. In 2026, NHL outlets reported that the donation project had continued for more than a decade and was officially completed, with statements indicating “commitment kept” and the project ending as Subban’s foundation finished distributing the pledged funds.[4][5][7]
If you want the very latest developments (e.g., whether any new activities related to the pledge occurred in 2026 or beyond), I can look them up for you and cite the sources. Would you like me to search for the most recent updates now?
The Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation says P.K. Subban will "continue to honour his commitment" to the health-care facility, despite now being based 1,800 kilometres away in Nashville.
www.cbc.caOpposing fans may dislike P.K. Subban, but his $10 million donation to the Montreal Children's Hospital shows he's a generous person off the ice.
www.si.comFormer Norris Trophy winner made pledge decade ago while playing for Canadiens
www.nhl.comFormer Norris Trophy winner made pledge decade ago while playing for Canadiens
www.nhl.comMontreal Canadiens defenseman P.K.
www.latimes.com/CNW Telbec/ - Montreal Canadiens defenceman P.K. Subban and his foundation, the P.K. Subban Foundation, have pledged a minimum of $10 million to the Montreal...
www.newswire.caThe hospital is calling the money the largest philanthropic commitment ever made by a professional athlete in Canada
www.theglobeandmail.comP.K. Subban is donating more than 15 percent of his salary over the next seven years to the Montreal Children's Hospital.
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