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Sully's is so proud to collaborate with PEOPLE'S PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT, a Berkeley California organization retrofitting hats to hold face shields for front line health care providers who have been lacking sufficient personal protective equipment (PPE) due to widespread shortages. This Massachusetts-based EMT is wearing our "Drink Beer and Fight" hat and is bravely helping local residents during this pandemic. We never thought we would see our favorite hockey game hat in the healthcare environment, but we are so glad it's being put to this good use and protecting these brave men and women on the frontlines of this pandemic. Feeling inspired to lend some support? Donate to People's Protective Equipment here or consider purchasing one of our fundraising Stay Home shirts benefitting The Boston Resiliency Fund.

***We've now donated $1,000 to the Boston Resiliency Fund from the proceeds of this t-shirt***

With all of Massachusetts under a Stay At Home order for the next month (and likely longer), we are offering this t-shirt to help raise much needed funds for those most in need. To get things started we've preemptively donated $500 to the Boston Resiliency Fund, the City of Boston’s effort to help coordinate fundraising and philanthropic efforts to provide essential services to Boston residents whose health and well-being are most immediately impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. They are also working to help first responders and critical care providers. 

Many of our customers have reached out to ask how we are doing now that all non-essential businesses are closed in Massachusetts through MAY 18th. To help us get through the next couple of weeks, we have these three options that we'd love to share. We thank you for your concern and support during this trying time for independent businesses like Sully's...

We were beyond honored to have Boston Mayor Marty Walsh use our BELIEVE IN BOSTON trademark as the theme of his entire State of the City address tonight. We started telling people to Believe In Boston 16 years ago, and we are proud to have him help spread the word! Shop our Believe In Boston® collection HERE! 

Georgia's mom works for HAWC (Healing Abuse, Working for Change) in Salem and in an effort to raise funds to help their efforts, Georgia has created a limited edition enamel pin of a witch wearing a purple hat. October is nationally recognized as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and purple is the color that they use to show support.

This enamel pin was basically a self portrait by Georgia, featuring freckled green skin with a purple witch hat illustrated when she was 8 years old, and we are proud to say the sale of this pin allowed us to make a $1,000 donation to HAWC!