The Browns and Meijer are teaming up again this season to donate and give back to the Northeast Ohio community. Throughout the 2026 season, they will donate to the May Dugan Center through the Field Goals for Good, presented by Meijer, program for every successful field goal and extra point from the Browns.
The May Dugan Center provides support services to over 25,000 individuals and families in the Cleveland area. Teaming up with the May Dugan Center, which has its own food pantry that serves up to 370,000 meals per year, highlights the Browns' dedication to helping fight food insecurity.
"We're honored to partner with the Cleveland Browns and Meijer through Field Goals for Good," Executive Director of the May Dugan Center Andy Trares said. "For the families who come through our doors, access to healthy food can provide both immediate relief and the breathing room to focus on the next challenge they're facing. That's what makes this partnership so meaningful. With every field goal and extra point, Browns fans can celebrate knowing that the impact reaches beyond the stadium and into the lives of our neighbors across Cleveland."
Last season, the Browns raised $18,250 through the Field Goals For Good program, and they are excited to make an impact in the community again this season to help combat food insecurity in the community.
"At Meijer, caring for our neighbors in need is at the heart of who we are, and we're grateful to partner with the Cleveland Browns again this season through Field Goals for Good to help support families across Northeast Ohio," Director of Community Partnerships & Giving at Meijer Melissa Conway said. "Through this program, it reaffirms our commitment to the Cleveland community by helping connect families with the food and essential services they need through the May Dugan Center."
The Browns have worked with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank for decades, bringing awareness and raising funds for their hunger relief services in six different counties. Through their commitment to fighting hunger, the Browns extend their loyalty to support fans and community, which is also a reflection of their commitment to the Browns.
"We are proud to work with Meijer on this campaign to help ensure people won't need to choose between food and other basic needs," Vice President of Community Relations Jenner Tekancic said. "By uniting our resources, with the excitement of the game, we can create a platform of appreciation to support and feed families, as well as strengthen communities."
