Update:
Would you like a cow of your own? For just $2500, one of them could be yours. Think of how great this would look in your living room or on your lawn (if you’re lucky enough to have one), and all the proceeds go right to the Jimmy Fund! The final auction is today! Check out these colorful cows here!
Original Post:
The cows are moooo-ving in! Seventy-five decorated cows have been placed around Boston for the New England Cow Parade to celebrate 75 years of The Jimmy Fund. These life-sized cows have been sprinkled throughout Boston neighborhoods at highly trafficked public landmarks such as Boston Common, City Hall Plaza, and Fan Pier Park. Each cow has been designed by a local New England Artist in celebration of the great impact the Jimmy Fund has had over the last 75 years. You can visit the cows until September 4th – check out their locations here. You don’t want to miss this legend-dairy event!
The New England Cow Parade is part of a national Cow-Parade campaign. The Campaign is considered the largest public art event in the world and has reached over 250 million people. Over 5,000 cows have been created, decorated and placed in major cities all over the world, raising over $30 million for worldwide charitable organizations.
The New England Cow–Parade Cows can be purchased in support of the Jimmy Fund via an online auction. All proceeds directly benefit Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s efforts to defy cancer.
Some of our Favorite Cows are right here in DOT!
Check out Sally Sunset in Hero’s Square in Dorchester.
Visit “CAP” a Donna in South Bay Plaza.
Spreading Love in Hero’s Square in Dorchester.
Check out our Instagram reel of the cows here!
Reagan is a Food & Drink Photographer, Social Media Content Creator and a sometimes-blogger based in Boston, MA. Self proclaimed foodie passionate about photography, travel and her Frenchie Flyp.
