How to Rally
Rally with the Boston Red Sox.
Conquer cancer with the Jimmy Fund.
Every dollar you raise or donate goes towards critical funds supporting the Jimmy Fund’s lifesaving mission to conquer cancer at
There are lots of ways to Rally! Starting a Rally team is a great way to have fun while creating unity in support of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. You can also join a team and ask others to help you fundraise or make an individual donation!
Fundraise
Host a team fundraiser
All Donors
Entered to win a meet & greet with a Red Sox player
Donate $50
Jimmy Fund Red Sox hat
Donate $100
Virtual VIP Q&A with Red Sox alumni
Wear your Red Sox gear
Top teams win a Red Sox player visit
Organize a virtual viewing party
Show us how you Rally on social media
Celebrate your impact
WHY START A RALLY TEAM?
Improve morale and offer a unique team-building experience
Make a difference in the fight against cancer by supporting Dana-Farber's mission focused on patient care and cutting-edge research
Promote the spirit of giving amongst your community
RECRUIT TEAMMATES
Ask colleagues, family, and friends to join your team with promotional materials, encouraging them to give $10 or more through your team’s fundraising page. Host fundraisers and create fun incentives for joining or donating, and watch your team grow in no time!
Hear from Rally Participants
"Rally Against Cancer gives schools and workplaces the opportunity to show what the power of a community can do to make a difference. It develops empathy for others and helps people going through a difficult time."
Laurie Higgins,
Furnace Brook Middle School
"I’m proud to work for a great company that gives back to our community and supports great causes like Rally Against Cancer. For us, it’s more than just raising money, it’s providing hope to those impacted by this horrible disease."
Rob Andriole,
Dell EMC
"The teamwork I have seen has been such a rewarding part of the Rally experience for me. There is truly something special about how everyone comes together for a single cause: to raise money for the Jimmy Fund."
Bonnie Trudeau-Wood,
Country Bank
