
Our Programs
Be A Budd offers young people different ways to get involved, give back, and make a real difference in their communities. Whether it’s volunteering, fundraising, mentoring, or recognizing others doing good, every program helps young people discover something simple but powerful:
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It feels good to do good.
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BAB SuperHEROS Collective
Youth supporting adaptive hockey and building friendships on and off the ice.
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Members of the SuperHEROS Collective support the HEROS Hockey SuperHEROS program through peer-to-peer fundraising, season sponsorship, volunteering, and spending time with players on the ice. It’s about creating inclusive spaces in sport and building real connections through hockey.
What members do:
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Help raise funds to support SuperHEROS programming
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Volunteer on the ice with players during practices
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Build friendships and encourage inclusive sport
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BAB Community Collective
Youth volunteering together to support families and organizations in our community.
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The Community Collective brings young people together to support local organizations through volunteering, service projects, and community initiatives. Collective members work alongside trusted community partners to help families, create connection, and make a positive difference across Calgary.
Through these experiences, members learn that even small actions can have a big impact.
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What members do:
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You Matter Teen Kits - Collective members help put together teen kits for youth staying at emergency shelters. These kits are made just for teens and include things like everyday essentials, comfort items, and small things that can make a tough time feel a little easier. By creating these kits, members help other young people feel supported and cared for. In partnership with FearIsNotLove.
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Through the "Waiting Together" initiative, Collective members will work with local school age children to create encouraging messages, activity sheets, and community displays for medical waiting areas within the Southern Alberta Prostate Cancer Centre, reminding people that even during difficult moments, they are not alone.
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Collective members volunteer with the Calgary Food Bank and also work alongside SuperHEROS players during community service days, helping sort food donations and support families across Calgary.
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Ryley's grandpa, cancer survivor, and longtime community volunteer

Ryley's mask (2025-2026 season) This backplate has been replicated on every mask for the last 4 years, highlighting the causes that are important to him (people affected by domestic violence, prostate cancer and breast cancer) .

Our Community Partners






