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Event Home | Event Details | Corporate Cup FAQS | About the Competition
Boston Children's Hospital Corporate Cup is an afternoon of field-day events and friendly competition among the business community, all with the goal of raising money to provide lifesaving care to sick children. Companies create teams to compete. Winners are announced in a closing ceremony. Then there's the after-party, where foes become friends over food and drinks.
By public transit, take the Red Line to Harvard Square and the Harvard Athletics Complex is a 10-minute walk from the Square down JFK St. and over the Charles River. The MBTA’s 66 and 86 route buses also stop in front of Harvard Stadium.
By car, enter through Gate 8 or Gate 16 and parking staff will direct you to available parking.
By Uber/Lyft, please use the address of Beren Tennis Center (65 N Harvard St, Boston, MA 02134) to get dropped off in the correct location.
All volunteers should arrive at the Harvard Athletics Complex at 11 am and check in at the volunteer table. Look out for an email from us 1-2 weeks before the event. It'll outline your role and important event details.
Please plan to stay all day. We'll wrap-up around 6 pm. And you're invited to stay for the after-party!
Yes, volunteers must be 21 years of age or older.
Rain or shine, Corporate Cup is going down. If the weather forecast is severe weather, we have a rain date set for Friday, July 11.
The decision to move the event will be made by Tuesday, July 8 at noon, and we will notify participants before event day.
No, volunteers aren't required to fundraise. But, if you're interested in raising funds for the hospital, you definitely can! Access your Fundraising Center by logging in using the username and password you created when registering online. We—and the kids at Boston Children’s—appreciate your support.
