THE SIMPLE PLAN FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES ITS 2025 RECIPIENTS LIST, SURPASSING $3 MILLION IN TOTAL DONATIONS AHEAD OF ITS DECEMBER 16TH BENEFIT-CONCERT AT THÉÂTRE BEANFIELD IN MONTREAL

Montréal, Québec — December 11, 2025 — The Simple Plan Foundation announced today the recipients of its 2025 donations in the amount of $300,000 and confirmed that it has now officially surpassed $3 million in total donations since its creation, just a few days before its annual benefit-concert at Théâtre Beanfield on December 16th, 2025. The special night will, of course, feature a performance by the band, along with their good friends Les Trois Accords, and is presented in collaboration with evenko. Tickets are on sale now at officialsimpleplan.com.

In a rare and highly anticipated moment, Simple Plan will perform their iconic 2004 album “Still Not Getting Any…” in full, for only the second time in their entire career. This exclusive Montréal performance offers fans a unique opportunity to hear the album in its entirety, including songs the band rarely plays live.

20 YEARS OF IMPACT: THE SIMPLE PLAN FOUNDATION’S MISSION

Founded in 2005, the Simple Plan Foundation is dedicated to improving the lives of young people facing difficult circumstances. Its work centers around three core pillars:

1. Supporting youth facing major life challenges

Helping organizations that assist young people living with mental health struggles, bullying, drug use, depression, poverty, suicide risks, and the impacts of war.

2. Assisting social and medical organizations serving ill or disabled children and teens

Supporting hospitals, care programs, and specialized services that improve the quality of life for sick or vulnerable youth.

3. Promoting access to music, music education, and music therapy

Financing music programs in schools, access to musical instruments for underprivileged youth and supporting music therapy initiatives that help build resilience, self-esteem, and emotional well-being.

Over two decades, the Foundation has proudly donated more than $3 million to dozens of charitable organizations across the country.

This year, the Foundation will be donating $300,000 to more than 20 philanthropic organizations devoted to helping young people in need in their home province of Quebec and the rest of Canada.

LIST OF 2025 RECIPIENTS:

Le Phare, Enfants et Familles

Fondation CHU Sainte-Justine

Fondation de l’Hôpital de Montréal pour enfants

SickKids Foundation

War Child Canada

Fondation Douglas – Institut universitaire en santé mentale Douglas

Fondation Portage

Fondation David Chiasson

Médecins du Monde Canada

Fondation Marie-Vincent

Ensemble pour le respect de la diversité & Le Centre d’études sur l’apprentissage et la performance (CEAP)

GRIS - Groupe de recherche et d’intervention sociale - Montréal et Québec

Ruelle de l’Avenir

Regroupement des maisons de jeunes du Québec

La Fondation des Auberges Du Cœur

Domaine Forget de Charlevoix

Fondation du Conservatoire de musique et d’art dramatique du Québec

Nova Musique

Les Impatients

Le Garage à musique

Centre de pédiatrie sociale de Québec

Centre de pédiatrie sociale le Tandem de Magog

Fondation du Collège Beaubois

A MILESTONE CELEBRATION

This one-night-only, intimate benefit concert marks the return of a cherished holiday tradition and arrives during an important anniversary year for the Foundation. The band recognizes the unwavering support of fans and volunteers who have fueled this mission for two decades:

“When we started the Simple Plan Foundation in 2005, we never imagined the powerful impact it would have. Thanks to our amazing fans and partners, we've been able to support organizations that change—and even save—young people’s lives. Reaching the $3 million mark in donations is deeply meaningful to us, and we're more committed than ever to continuing this work in 2025 and beyond.” Simple Plan

ABOUT THE SIMPLE PLAN FOUNDATION

Founded in 2005, the Simple Plan Foundation is dedicated to helping young people in need across Canada. Its mission focuses on supporting mental health and suicide prevention programs, assisting youth facing poverty, illness, exclusion, or addiction, and partnering with organizations that use music as a tool for empowerment, resilience, and direction.

Since its creation, the Foundation has donated more than $3 million to charitable causes. Its impactful community work has earned multiple national distinctions and highlights Simple Plan’s long-standing commitment to giving back. Simple Plan also donates $1 from each ticket and VIP package sold on tour to the Foundation.

Source: The Simple Plan Foundation

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PHIL VANDEN BRANDE | phil@annexe.media