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Official Ghostbusters Give Back Team.

Learn more and track our progress on SONY’s website.

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Why Donate?

Our members are volunteers that organize and work the events we attend. We all cover our own personal costs including our equipment.

All of the donations we receive go to admin costs, raffle prizes, booth setups, and charity contributions. Help us continue our work with a donation to the Massachusetts Ghostbusters today.

Come find us at events to score photo ops and donate (you can even wear one of our proton packs!) or donate directly through our website.

Since 2015, the Massachusetts Ghostbusters have raised an incredible $50,000 benefiting children’s hospitals and cancer research. Thank you for helping us achieve our 2025 goal!

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Who doesn’t love a little treat for a good deed? We now sell branded merchandise, with proceeds benefiting charity, of course!
Apparel, mugs, pins, patches, lanyards, and more at our Etsy and TeePublic stores!

Charity Partners

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Since 2015, the Massachusetts Ghostbusters worked with several organizations including Bay State Children’s Hospital, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, and Pancreatic Cancer Research Foundations.

Currently, we are proudly partnered with Zombie Leader, a fantastic charity organization. You can learn more about the amazing work they are doing via the links below.

Zombie Leader’s Linktree

Read more about Todd’s story here.

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A collage of various comic conventions, featuring promotional posters and photos of cosplayers, vendors, and attendees. Prominent elements include Batman-themed posters advertising Batman Weekend at Rhode Island Comic Con, a purple ribbon for pancreatic cancer awareness, images of people dressed up as various characters, and promotional banners for NorthEast Comic Con, Midtown Comics NYC, and other pop culture events.

Group of people in costumes at an event, with a white brick wall and a sign for the Boston Kerei Association in the background. They are holding a sign for the Listgarten Foundation and Cancer Research, some wearing costumes that resemble horror or paranormal characters, and a few in uniform or casual attire.