Honoring Logan’s Legacy

Logan Boulet Green Shirt Day celebrates the powerful legacy of Logan Boulet, a young hockey player whose decision to become an organ donor after a tragic accident sparked a nationwide movement. His choice helped save lives and inspired over 150,000 Canadians to register as organ donors in what became known as the “Logan Boulet Effect.”

This day raises awareness about the life-changing impact of organ donation and encourages conversations about how one simple act of generosity can offer hope and a second chance to others.

A Teachable Moment

Wearing the green shirt is more than a gesture, it’s a way for students to step into Logan’s legacy of courage and kindness.

Families can use this day to spark meaningful conversations about compassion, selflessness, and the ripple effect of small actions. Whether it’s learning about organ donation or exploring how we can help others in everyday life, Green Shirt Day offers a chance to connect values with real-world impact.

Building Community & Awareness

Green Shirt Day is a powerful opportunity for schools to foster empathy, civic awareness, and community spirit.

By participating, schools help students understand the importance of giving, legacy, and informed choices. It’s also a chance to align with national awareness efforts and show students how their voices, and their choices, can make a difference.

Whether through assemblies, classroom discussions, or simply wearing green, schools play a vital role in keeping Logan’s story alive and inspiring the next generation of changemakers.