The 2019 Midwest League All-Star Week is shaping up to be the most exciting All-Star extravaganza in league history. With the Fan Fest scheduled for June 17, fans will get to watch the MLB stars of tomorrow compete in the ultimate test of hitting power in the Home Run Derby.
Guests purchasing tickets to Fan Fest will have an added incentive included. In an effort to give back to our vibrant community, the South Bend Cubs have partnered with five charities from across the region to continue this goal. Proceeds from the event will go to the fan's choice of one of the five associations.
When purchasing tickets in person, by phone at (574) 235-9988, or online at SouthBendCubs.com, fans can choose between one of the five charities listed below. With the charity component, the club looks forward to assisting these organizations in continuing their remarkable work for the Michiana community.
Beacon Children's Hospital is the region's only comprehensive children's hospital. They welcome and treat children from 31 referring hospitals across 15 counties throughout Michigan and Indiana. They have all the expertise of a large health system and deliver the warm and friendly pediatric care you'd expect from a community hospital.
LOGAN supports people with intellectual and developmental disabilities so they, and their families, may achieve their desired quality of life. LOGAN consistently acts with: Respect, Kindness, Honesty, Loyalty and Quality.
Pet Refuge is a not-for-profit "no-kill" animal shelter established in April 1978. Pet Refuge is run by volunteers for the placement of unwanted and abandoned pets into responsible permanent homes. They are totally dependent upon monetary and material donations from people in the community.
The South Bend Education Foundation is proud to raise funds to support South Bend Schools. They advocate, promote and fund initiatives that enrich the learning experience for students and staff.
United Way of St. Joseph County is focused on the 40% of households in the community who do not make enough money to cover their basic needs. Poverty is complex. There is no single cause and no easy solution. There is no single partner or program who can solve the complicated issues that contribute to this critical dilemma. But hope and change are found through a UNITED effort.
