Jack Parker, 2012 Recepient
The Ace Bailey Good Guy Award was established in 2006 and is presented annually to individuals who have supported and advanced the game of hockey, whether on the professional, school or youth level, and who are regarded to be truly “Good Guys.”

Jack Parker is a highly respected and much loved member of the Boston hockey community who has shown generosity and loyalty to the Ace Bailey Children’s Foundation since its inception. He was deeply personally affected by the tragic loss of Mark Bavis on 9/11 and stays close to his former player Travis Roy. ...READ MORE

Steven Zaniboni
In December of 2001, after we started the Ace Bailey Children’s Fund at the Floating Hospital and were planning our first fundraiser for January of 2002, the Boston Globe ran a story about our plans to build Ace’s Place at the Floating Hospital. The morning after the article ran I received a phone call from a man named Steven Zaniboni. He told me that he would like to do anything that he could to help. Steven’s son, Nick, was a patient at the Floating Hospital. Nick was born with hydroencephalitis and needed a shunt planted in his head to drain fluid. Steven also said that he was a just a kid when the Bruins won the Cup in 1970 and 1972 and was a huge fan of the team that Ace played on. ...READ MORE