Thanks to Your Support the World’s Longest Hockey Game Raised over $1.1 Million!

February 18, 2026
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February 18, 2026

World's Longest Hockey Game Raises
Over $1.1 Million

Funds will support the purchase of life-saving
CAR-T cell treatment equipment at the Cross Cancer Institute

Photo Credit: Mandy Kostiuk Photography

While donations are still being finalized, the World’s Longest Hockey Game 2026 has raised over $1.1 million toward seven vital pieces of equipment for the CAR-T cell immunotherapy lab at the Cross Cancer Institute.

Combined with funds already raised through the 2025 Glenn Anderson Day of Golf, total fundraising efforts now exceed $2.1 million toward the Cure Cancer Foundation’s $2.5 million goal.

Although the game is over you can still support this cause. There are still some funds in the $100,000 matching contribution to match your donation. It is never to late to jump on this team. If you are interested please click here to donate.

“This result is nothing short of incredible,” says Brent Saik, founder. “What we witnessed on and off the ice was a powerful demonstration of what happens when community and determination come together. The players, officials, volunteers, sponsors, and donors poured their hearts into this event, and the impact will be felt by patients and families across Alberta.”

Dr. Brent Saik, WLHG Founder. Photo Credit: Mandy Kostiuk Photography

Over 4,200 donors contributed to the World's Longest Hockey Game (WLHG). On behalf of WLHG team, we wholeheartedly thank everyone for their support.

From late-night visits and cheers to well wishes from near and far to your incredible generosity, thank you again for being an integral part of the 2026 World’s Longest Hockey Game.

Thank you to our donors, partners, and supporters for your incredible generosity. Your support is helping fund the purchase of life-saving CAR-T cell immunotherapy equipment, creating a meaningful and lasting impact in the fight against cancer.

Learn more about where the funds are going

Team Hope and Team Cure

Photo Credit: Mandy Kostiuk Photography

A huge thank you to these 40 brave warriors who pushed themselves and their bodies to the absolute limit to play a single, continuous game of hockey that lasted 261+ hours.