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Brad and his wife Brigette have two children, Samantha and Tyler.

Working alongside his former teammate Brian Savage, Brad is chairman of the Shoot For a Cure Foundation, a campaign of the American and Canadian Spinal Research Organizations, which is directed at and led by the hockey community. The campaign focuses on spinal cord research.

"Hockey is such a fast game that I think we sometimes forget how easily a spinal cord injury could occur in our game. That's why it's so easy for all of us to get involved with Shoot For A Cure."

Brad has also donated his time to the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, and the wildly successful "Brad May and Friends Hockey Challenge", benefiting Canuck Place Hospice.

Brad's greatest hockey moments were scoring the OT game-winning goal against Boston on May Day and winning the World Junior Championships with Team Canada. Brad's No.10 was retired by his junior club (Niagara Falls Thunder). Growing up Brad Idolized Rick Tocchet, Cam Neely and Steve Thomas.

Outside of hockey, Brad loves to golf, and is currently building a 36 hole course northeast of Toronto, with his father and older brother.

"it’s going to be the best new golf course in Canada when it’s completed."