Tommy did a guest performance for a solo show by Brian Scully at the Boston Harbor Distillery, benefitting Marisa's Mission, an organization that provides financial assistance to families experiencing cancer.

Tommy did an hour-long, solo acoustic set for a fundraising event/silent auction for the Braintree Police Department.

Tommy was a solo acoustic opener for Dalton and the Sheriffs at their show at the Leader Bank Pavilion, and the money he would have earned is going to be pooled with all the money he earns this year from every live performance he does. At the end of 2025, it will all be donated to Cancer Can't.

Tommy was the solo acoustic entertainment for the 2nd annual Tate H'Open at the Weathervane Golf Club in Weymouth. This event strives to raise money to find a cure for Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex Deficiency (PDCD), helping fund the Phase II research for AAV9 genetic medicine currently being done at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

Tommy was the solo acoustic opener for Dalton and the Sheriffs at the 4th annual Merry Men Christmas Party. Both his and Dalton's performances were donated. The Merry Men Foundation provides direct financial assistance to local people who might not otherwise be able to provide Christmas presents for their families. This year alone, they raised over $130,000!

Every Damn Dime helped organize this event benefitting Cancer Can't, a group that provides assistance of all kinds to families living with and recovering from cancer. As of January 5th, 2025, this event has generated $10,000 that will all go directly to Cancer Can't!

Dalton & the Sheriffs performed in support of scholarships for players who would otherwise struggle to afford hockey.

Scully performed in support of scholarships for players who would otherwise struggle to afford hockey.

The band performed at the Dana Farber Marathon Benefit for the London Family at Big Night Live.

From the family:

"Here's the most important news: thanks to all of you, Alex surpassed his Dana Farber Cancer Institute fundraising goal. We have extreme gratitude to all of you who made donations, personally offered their encouragement and support and went to the very meaningful and fun show with Dalton at Big Night Live (thank you Dalton and my nephew Jeff London who hosted at Big Night Live.) Once all the money raised is processed, all of us will have collectively raised over $17,000 for Dana Farber." -- Alex and Ken London

The band performed at the Heading Home Housewarming event at the House of Blues, in support of ending homelessness.

From Heading Home:

"Your talented crew brought an unmatched energy that kept the space exciting. We’re so grateful to have swooped in at the right time and been a part of your “Every Damn Dime” movement." -- Freed Events

Both Scully and Tommy appeared in support of My Brother's Keeper's event on May 2.

Both Scully and Tommy appeared at the Folds of Honor Golf Tournament. This year's event has already raised $230,000 in support of the families of veterans!

Scully performed solo at this fundraiser supporting the U.S. Ski Foundation.

Scully performed solo at this golf tournament supporting the TRL Foundation.

Covered by Scully, to benefit the Cassidy Murray Golf Tournament.

https://cassidymurrayfoundation.org/

Mission Statement:

"To help families who are thrust into grief following a tragic loss. Specifically, the
foundation hopes to increase access to mental health resources including trauma and grief therapy.
It will also work to expand educational opportunities for young people."

Scully covered this event to benefit this Super Ellie Fundraiser.

https://thesuperelliefund.com/

"The Super Ellie Fund supports South Shore families facing a cancer diagnosis by providing compassionate assistance, fostering community, and offering hope for brighter days ahead."

Tommy was the solo acoustic entertainment for the 3rd Annual Tate H'Open at the Weathervane Golf Club in Weymouth. This event strives to raise money to find a cure for Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex Deficiency (PDCD), helping fund the Phase II research for AAV9 genetic medicine currently being done at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

Tommy and Scully covered the Mike Reilly Golf Tournament.

https://www.facebook.com/p/Mike-Reilly-Classic-100067765234008/

Tommy and Scully covered this event to benefit Matt Veale.

https://charity.pledgeit.org/c/TFNdNJ5jYa

Join us to raise money and awareness for the Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer Center at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. For more details on the event please visit: https://sites.google.com/view/vealestrong/home?authuser=1

"In June 2025, our family’s world was flipped upside down when John, just 33 years old, was diagnosed with Stage IV Colorectal Cancer. Until that moment, we never imagined this disease could strike someone so young, healthy, and full of life.

Colorectal Cancer is often thought of as an illness that affects people over 50, but cases in younger adults have been rising sharply in recent years. In fact, Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer is now one of the fastest-growing cancer diagnoses in the United States. The reasons aren’t fully understood, which makes research and early detection efforts more critical than ever.

Since his diagnosis, John has shown us the true meaning of strength. His courage, determination, and unwavering spirit in the face of countless challenges have inspired everyone around him.

The Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer Center at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute is dedicated to advancing research, improving early detection, and providing specialized care for patients diagnosed before age 50. Their work offers hope, not only for John, but for thousands of young people facing this disease.

By supporting this fundraiser, you are helping to fuel groundbreaking research, provide vital patient support services, and bring us closer to a future where fewer families have to face this devastating diagnosis.

We fight for John. We fight for every young person facing this disease. We fight Veale Strong."

Tommy and Scully covered a fundraiser in Connecticut.

Tommy managed this date and presented Dalton & the Sheriffs on-stage as they donate an opening slot for Dustin Lynch at the 11th Annual CoreyFest, which raises money for the Corey C. Griffin Foundation. | "Created in memory of Corey C. Griffin (1986-2014), the Corey C. Griffin Foundation partners with Boston’s most innovative non-profits focused on underrepresented youth as well as those with medical challenges. Through high-impact partnerships with leading academic and healthcare organizations, CCGF is providing critical opportunities to 'Corey’s Kids', and building upon Corey Griffin’s legacy of giving back while encouraging others to do the same."

From the Corey C. Griffin Foundation:

"With your help, we raised over $2.2 Million and brought over 2,000 people to House of Blues- our biggest crowd ever!! Thank you for so generously supporting the Foundation, and even more importantly, all you did to help Corey’s Kids!"

Tommy covered this event for Cancer Can't, benefitting members of the Bay State Breakers hockey community who are battling cancer.

https://www.theccteam.org

"The Cancer Can't Team and the Baystate Breakers Hockey Club have partnered to fight cancer and support their community! Every November, we come together for a fun night on and off the ice with friends and family. All proceeds raised on this night go directly to cancer patients and their families. Since the start of this event three years ago, this amazing group of people raised over $100,000!!!!"

Tommy will cover this event supporting Parkinson's research.

https://punch4parkinsons.org

Punch 4 Parkinson's (P4P) as a whole, "is a charitable organization focused on developing, implementing and funding non-combat boxing programs for those suffering from Parkinson’s Disease. Research has shown that high-intensity exercise like boxing slows and oftentimes reverses the progression of Parkinson’s symptoms, and we’ve seen first-hand the remarkable physical and cognitive benefits."

Tommy will cover this event benefitting community organizations and programs in Braintree.

https://braintreesfestivaloftrees.com/about/#mission

"The Festival of Trees for Braintree was established by Elizabeth Inglis in 2024 as the primary mechanism for businesses, foundations, and individual donors to invest in programs (including but not limited to schools, sports, neighborhoods, and personal emergency situations) to improve the lives of Braintree residents."