Since joining the Flames, Huberdeau has made Calgary his home and has shown a dedication to his community, evident through his signature initiative, Huby’s Hangout. Each season, Jonathan personally purchases a private suite at the Scotiabank Saddledome, providing game-night experiences, food, and beverages to underserved youth from across Calgary. For many of these children, it’s their first time attending a professional hockey game, an experience often made memorable by post-game visits from Huberdeau himself, where he connects with the kids through conversations, autographs, and photos.

This year, he created a new program with teammate Justin Kirkland, The J&J Powerplay, aimed at reducing food insecurity in our community. Together, they cover the cost of food for the Youth Centres of Calgary – an organization created to help youth reach their full potential and help break the cycles of poverty. On top of his work in-season, Jonathan hosts a golf tournament each summer, raising almost $1.5 million for the Cite de la Sante Foundation in his home province of Quebec over the last four years.