We support a family or individual from our community every month through the sale of our cannoli.
To participate, order a cannoli from any of our restaurants.
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Cannoli for a Cause
$1 Raised, $1 Matched
Current Fundraiser
Supporting Dylan After Car Crash
In an instant, Dylan's life changed when another vehicle crashed into his car, leaving the 18-year-old in the ICU with critical injuries.
Dylan is a bright, caring young man with a passion for music, theatre, and the arts. A talented flute player, he had just begun his freshman year at Bridgewater State University, studying music theory and looking forward to the next chapter of his life.
Now, Dylan and his family are facing an unimaginable and uncertain road to recovery.
Please join us in supporting Dylan and his family as they navigate the difficult journey ahead.
Past Fundraisers
You can still support any of these causes directly through the 'Learn More' links below.
September Local Connections to Nepal Tragedy
The Ghale family are Plymouth restaurant owners with deep roots in Nepal. On August 26, 2026, a catastrophic flash flood struck the Nepal-Tibet border region, causing devastating loss of life and widespread destruction.
August Help Chris Recover from Motorcycle Accident
Chris was recently involved in a serious motorcycle accident that left him with significant injuries.
Chris is a U.S. Army Veteran. He served with the 101st Airborne with several tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. Currently he serves the Boston Police Department.
Our donation will directly support Chris's family while they focus needs to be on his recovery and spending time together as a family.
July Honoring Madelyn's Spirt
During a family ski trip in Utah in February 2026, Madelyn was tragically caught in an avalanche while skiing with her father and brother. She passed away on February 19, leaving behind a legacy of love, strength, and inspiration. The Forever1111 Organization was created in her honor.
June Maddie's Fire Recovery
Maddie Patch, a Moderate Special Needs and Mathematics Teacher at Plymouth North High School, experienced a devastating loss when a fire destroyed their second-floor condo. While Maddie and her partner Grant were able to escape safely with their two dogs, they tragically lost their beloved cat and all of their belongings.
May Nathan's Fight Against Cancer
Nathan, a 36-year-old Carver resident, was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in January 2026 after a sudden and life-altering medical emergency left him paralyzed from the waist down. What initially seemed like complications from a fall quickly escalated, leading to the discovery of a mass on his spine that required emergency surgery.
April Amari's Journey to Safety
Amari is an almost 4-year-old boy with autism. He is nonverbal and lacks awareness of danger, making everyday moments—like going to the park or for a walk—challenging and often unsafe.
Our support enabled Amari to be matched with a full-time service dog that will help keep him safe. Consider donating to the training that will continue as both Amari and his dog grow and age.
March The Molly Fund
Molly Fitzgerald of Marshfield died suddenly and unexpectedly on Father's Day 2006 after suffering an epileptic seizure while swimming in the family pool, just one week before her 15th birthday.
February Home Explosion Relief
Alicia Gargiulo, had recently moved back into her parents' home after the passing of her husband. On the morning of January 12—exactly two months after her husband's death—her family home of 43 years exploded and was engulfed in flames.
January Tony Boccalini
Our friend Anthony is battling end-stage kidney disease and urgently needs a kidney donor. Anthony has been undergoing dialysis three times a week. It is critical for him to focus on staying as healthy as possible through diet and lifestyle, all while caring for his 9-year-old son, Thomas.
December Christian's Battle
Christian is just 28 years old. A routine dental procedure revealed a rare, unforgiving form of cancer in his jaw. Help him pay for the invasive surgery he needs to survive.