MBK Knocks it Out of the Park for the Jimmy Fund

April 16, 2021

Home Run #TeamMBK

Celebrating 10 years of support, MBK participated in the 2021 Rally Against Cancer and went up to bat for the ultimate home run: a world without cancer! The team at MBK was led by Team Leader, Denise Houle. Together, they exceeded their goal by raising $3,050 for this year’s donation.  MBK got creative and set donation goals with prizes such as Red Sox hats, cracker jacks and Jimmy Fund bracelets.  A display was set up in the firm's lobby where people could post names of people that they rally for.  The reality is that many (if not all) of us know someone that has been affected by cancer. But, the fight to find a cure and treatment is something that we can all be a part of.


To date, Meyers Brothers Kalicka, P.C.  has donated over $14,000 for the Jimmy Fund and Dana Farber Cancer Institute.


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