The Hockey Hall of Fame was founded in 1943 to establish a memorial to those who have developed Canada’s national winter sport – ice hockey.

Incorporated in 1983 and continued under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act in 2013, Hockey Hall of Fame and Museum (HHFM) exists in order to (i) honour and memorialize individuals who have brought special distinction to the game of hockey and those who made outstanding contributions to the development and advancement of hockey anywhere in the world, and (ii) collect, research, preserve, exhibit and promote objects, images and other historical materials connected with the game at all levels.

As a non-profit organization and registered charity under the Income Tax Act (Canada), HHFM owns and operates a museum and place of entertainment offering state-of-the-art exhibits, theatrical presentations and educational programming from its premises at Brookfield Place, Toronto, and a multi-purpose archive, resource centre and research facility located at 400 Kipling Avenue, Toronto.

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