Help us change patients’ lives.
Whether it is to express gratitude for the care they received, to honor the memory of someone special, or to add meaning to a personal milestone, our dedicated community of supporters has all sorts of reasons for organizing a fundraiser to benefit Mass General Brigham.
Whatever your reason, it’s easy to give back. You help us deliver compassionate care, drive new discoveries, and bring hope to patients and their families every day.
Start fundraising in three easy steps!
Choose from a variety of fundraising options.
Step 1
Choose a cause to support.
Identify any area of the hospital that you’d like to support, including disease areas, care teams, research projects, or Institutes. It’s all up to you!
Step 2
Create your page and start your fundraiser.
We offer a variety of ways for you to fundraise, including online campaigning, setting up a tribute page for a loved one, giving in lieu of gifts, and more.
Step 3
Spread the word and raise money.
Let family, friends, and colleagues know about your fundraising efforts. All gifts you receive are processed electronically through your page.
Learn how you can fundraise.
Organize an event.
Support a great cause and have a great time doing it. Your fundraising event can be whatever you want it to be. Gala, silent auction, bake sale, golf tournament — the options are endless. And our community team is available to discuss your ideas and help find solutions to bring your event to life. Athi Myint-U’s Hair-Raising 80s Dance Party supported a treatment at Mass General Brigham that helps cancer patients keep their hair during chemotherapy.
Celebrate a milestone.
Have a birthday, wedding or another milestone coming up? Encourage friends and family to skip the gifts and donate to your cause instead. That’s how Erica and Michael Bishop mark their son Gavin’s birthday each year. Their fundraiser supports the Patty Ribakoff Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and Special Care Nursery at Mass General Brigham for Children, where Gavin received care after being born more than five weeks before his due date.
Campaign for a cause.
Start an online campaign to create awareness and raise funds for your cause. We make it easy to create your personal fundraising page, share your story, collect and track donations, and build a fundraising team. Joy Greene, a burn patient who recovered at Mass General, hosts an annual fundraiser to support burn research at the hospital.
Pay tribute to a loved one.
Holding a fundraiser in memory or in honor of a loved one is a thoughtful way to recognize someone who has inspired you while helping a great cause. Dan Moran organized a “challenge” fundraiser at a gym he co-owns to support Mass General Brigham's palliative care program. His efforts served as a fitting tribute to his late father, who received palliative care during treatment for liver cancer at the hospital.
Train with a purpose.
Do you want to make all those hours of training count for something more? Running, walking, biking, swimming, climbing — no matter what the physical challenge — you can make it count even more by fundraising for your cause. No application, fundraising minimum or registration fee. Tyson Sunnerberg and Paul Foti hold an annual obstacle course race and celebration to support Type 1 diabetes research at Massachusetts General Hospital’s Faustman Lab.
Walk a mile, run a marathon, ride a bike, wash a car, design a T-shirt, wear an ugly sweater, throw a party, catch some waves, host an auction, sell cookies, go solo, go viral, raise awareness, raise money. The fundraising options are endless. The impact is unmistakable. It’s up to you. Make a difference.
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