Fetch happened. No drama. Just donations.

This summer, Beck Center for the Arts and Hunger Network are teaming up for a totally fetch drive during Mean Girls!  Get your tickets today: https://beckcenter.org/theater/mean-girls 

During the production's run; July 10 to August 9, theatergoers are invited to bring donations of much-needed hygiene and household items, or make a monetary gift, to support neighbors across Greater Cleveland. Everyday essentials like soap, shampoo, toothpaste, deodorant, baby and adult diapers, menstrual care products, laundry detergent, paper products, and cleaning supplies can make a meaningful difference for individuals and families facing financial hardship.

Inspired by the themes of Mean Girls, Beck Center for the Arts is partnering with Hunger Network to help combat the stigma and bullying that can surround poverty and the inability to afford basic necessities. This hygiene drive focuses on supporting women, children, and families by providing access to essential toiletries and household products that are often out of reach for those struggling to make ends meet.

While food assistance programs help fill plates, hygiene and household products are rarely covered by assistance benefits, leaving many families to choose between these essentials and other critical expenses. Your donation helps ensure our neighbors have access to the items they need to stay healthy, safe, and maintain their dignity.

At Hunger Network, we believe everyone deserves access to the essentials that support a healthy life. Through a network of pantries, hot meal programs, food rescue efforts, and wellness initiatives, Hunger Network serves thousands of individuals and families every month throughout Greater Cleveland.

Meanwhile, Beck Center for the Arts continues to connect our community through powerful arts experiences, including this summer's production of Mean Girls—the hilarious, high-energy musical based on the iconic Tina Fey film.

So whether you're a Plastic, an art freak, a mathlete, or just here for the snacks, you can help make a real difference.

Bring a donation. Make a gift. See the show. Support Greater Cleveland.

Because on Wednesdays, we wear pink ... and care for our neighbors.