Bon Secours Wellness Arena Partners with the Greenville Police Department and Project Host for Summer “Fill the Cruisers” Drive on May 12

Bon Secours Wellness Arena is joining forces with the Greenville Police Department (GPD) and local nonprofit Project Host for a “Fill the Cruisers” food donation drive on Tuesday, May 12, from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Bon Secours Wellness Arena.

The community is encouraged to stop by and help fill police cruisers with donations to support two important initiatives: Project Host’s Soup Kitchen community outreach meal program and GPD’s Officer Allen Jacobs Summer Camp, which provides a week of camp programming for 60 youth in the Greenville community.

Project Host is accepting nonperishable food and essential items to support families experiencing hunger, with distribution efforts across Greenville County at established community locations, expanding their reach to serve individuals in need throughout the broader community. Meanwhile, the Officer Allen Jacobs Summer Camp offers youth a meaningful, enriching camp experience and this year, the camp is in need of snack donations and supplies to make the week possible for every camper.

Community members can bring donations to Bon Secours Wellness Arena between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 12. Greenville Police officers and representatives from Project Host and GPD will be on-site to collect items.

Donation needs include:
For Project Host: Nonperishable food items to support the community outreach meal program. Visit projecthost.org for more information or to make a monetary donation.

For GPD’s Officer Allen Jacobs Summer Camp:
• Bottled waters and Gatorade
• Individual snacks (chips, cookies, crackers, gummies)
• Prize items (drawing prizes, superlative awards, team-of-the-week prizes)