MBK teams up with The Red Sox to Rally Against Cancer

March 9, 2020

It’s that time of year again- The Jimmy Fund Rally Against Cancer !

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.

MBK is participating in the 2020 Rally Against Cancer and going up to bat for the ultimate home run: a world without cancer! This will be MBK’s 9 ^th year participating and to date they’ve raised $10,244 for the Jimmy Fund and Dana Farber.

When you join our team by making a gift, you’re directly supporting Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s unique 50-50 balance between cutting-edge science and highly compassionate cancer care. Your support allows Dana-Farber leaders to enhance programs and initiatives that serve pediatric and adult patients and their families.

In addition to your donations, the staff at MBK is running a special campaign between now and Red Sox Opening Day, April 2,2020. They will will be making individual donations to reach our goal of $1,000 and celebrating on a special Red Sox themed day on 4/2.

Join us in rallying against cancer. Thank you for supporting our team. Together, we can conquer cancer! http://danafarber.jimmyfund.org/goto/mbkcpa

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