News — Charity

Alex Cora is wearing a limited edition Believe In Boston t-shirt that we created in support of Jerry Remy, which ended up raising a grand total donation of $25,250.  We asked Alex to join us in our presentation of the final payment of $10,250 to the Jimmy Fund, because his wearing of the tee during their telethon prompted a whole lot of people to order it, giving us a chance to make a much bigger donation than we had thought possible.  The first donation of $5,000 was made to the MGH Cancer Center, you can read about it HERE. The 2nd donation of $10,000 was made to the Jimmy Fund and you can read about it HERE. It took a minute for the dust to settle, but when it did we couldn't believe we were able to make this final donation of $10,250.  THANK YOU to everyone who supported this effort!

Sully's returned to the Cape for another beautiful end of summer / start of fall afternoon on the golf course for the Claddagh Fund tournament, organized by Ken Casey (Dropkick Murphys) and Bobby Orr (Bruins legend).  We hooked up participants with this new heather black "Believe In Boston" tee (you can grab one HERE) and had a really nice time helping support the incredibly supportive Claddagh Fund!

When we heard that Jerry Remy was facing another fight with cancer, we were moved to do something.  This is a cause dear to our hearts - as a two time presenting sponsor of Rally For the Jimmy Fund, we've been involved first hand.  We've met with the doctors at Dana Farber.  We've sat with many of the patients and heard their stories. So like we have many times in the past, we created a spontaneous "Believe In Boston" t-shirt with the plan of donating the profits from their sale.

Since debuting our trademark phrase in 2004, Sully's has created a bunch of different "Believe In Boston" tees and donated the profits from their sale to various causes.  Most notably, in 2013 we created a special tee to benefit those affected by the Boston Marathon bombing, and we were able to donate over $62,000.  In 2015 we made a t-shirt to benefit the family of slain Gunnery Sgt. Thomas J. Sullivan, and raised and donated over $35,000.  Now, in 2018, after hearing that longtime Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy was once again fighting the disease, we've created this special heather denim 65/35 poly cotton blend tee.  We are proud to announce that in less than a week, we were able to donate $5,000 to the Mass General Hospital Cancer Center!  

Sully's Brand founder Chris Wrenn joined Pawtucket Red Sox President Charles Steinberg & Mission 108 charity global partnerships director Courtney Evans on the field at McCoy Stadium this past Saturday, to receive a $500 donation to Mission 108 from the Pawsox.  Mission 108 is helping fight human trafficking internationally and their efforts are being assisted by Joe & Ashley Kelly and their JK56 Come On Challenge.  Sully's was also able to donate an additional $556.20 from the sale of Joe Kelly Fight Club tees at McCoy throughout the weekend!