Dear friends of the Fund,

We're excited to announce that our next Producer's Picks performances will be two nights of Suffs, a timely story about women standing up and claiming their rights. Plus, we are less than two weeks away from our annual golf and tennis outing, so lace up your tennis shoes, polish off your golf clubs and come on out for a great cause!

Thanks for supporting a life in the arts, and we hope to see you soon.

Suffs Producer's Picks
Wednesday, August 21, 7:30 pm ET
Friday, August 23, 7 pm ET

Music Box Theatre
239 West 45th Street
New York, NY

See top-notch theater and feel good about helping others! Producer’s Picks tickets are donated by the producers so your entire ticket purchase goes to support the Entertainment Community Fund’s programs and services.

A century ago, suffragette women of the United States were in an ongoing battle for the right to vote. 100 years later, Suffs, directed by Tony Award-nominated Leigh Silverman (The Lifespan of A Fact) and written by Tony Award winner Shaina Taub (As You Like It), entertains and inspires with the story of these brilliant, flawed women and their hard-won victory in an ongoing fight. So grab your placard and get ready to fight for what's right—buy your ticket today!

2024 Jock Duncan Memorial Celebri-TEE Golf & Tennis Outing
Monday, August 19, 10 am ET

Knickerbocker Country Club
188 Knickerbocker Road
Tenafly, NJ

Join us for a day of golf and tennis with special guests from the entertainment industry, all coming together to raise funds for the Actors Fund Home in Englewood, New Jersey.

Tee it up with our Golf Co-Chairs, Broadway star Robert Creighton (The Good Fight) and film and TV star Peter Gallagher (American Beauty), along with our Golf Host Committee members, Tony Award-winning actor Judy Kaye (Ragtime), Tony Award-winning director Kenny Leon (Purlie Victorious) and Broadway star and Emmy Award winner Michael Park (Dear Evan Hansen). Or, ace a serve to our Tennis Co-Chairs, Tony and Grammy Award nominee and Emmy Award winner, singer and recording artist Liz Callaway (Anastasia) and Broadway star Bobby Conte (The Who’s Tommy), along with our Tennis Host Committee members, Broadway and television star Christopher Hanke (The Resident), Grammy and Emmy Award-winning performer Adam Kantor (Billions), stage and screen star Julian Lerner (Yes Day) and award-winning director Will Nunziata (White Rose: The Musical)!

Lights! Camera! Ante Up! Celebrity Poker Tournament
Sunday, September 8, 1 pm PT

Candela La Brea
831 South La Brea Avenue
Los Angeles, CA

Join us for a star-studded and exciting afternoon of Texas Hold ‘Em that will raise awareness for and benefit the Entertainment Community Fund. You’ll help us deal a winning hand to those who illuminate our screens and stages. With every ante, attendees ensure that the Fund remains a beacon of hope, supporting our industry’s dedicated professionals through even the most challenging of times.

Place your bets to possibly play alongside Reggie Austin (Pretty Little Liars), William Stanford Davis (Abbott Elementary), Alexis Floyd (Grey’s Anatomy), Lilli Kay (Yellowstone), Mekhi Phifer (ER), Andrea Savage (Veep) and more!* Or sit back and take in all the action while enjoying delicious food and beverages with Mindy Cohn (Palm Royale).

Let’s raise the stakes, and the spirits, for a brighter future in entertainment. Get your table or tickets today!

*Scheduled to appear.

More Fundraisers:
PlumbGoods: PlumbGoods has a variety of items to choose from with 5% of all net sales (excluding Happiness Included Coffee Collection) benefiting the Fund
T-shirts on Bonfire: 100% of the sales from this graphic t-shirt will be donated to the Entertainment Community Fund. With special thanks to The Old Guard comic series co-creators, Greg Rucka and Leandro Fernández , who is the illustrator of the series and created the image on the t-shirt
Moonees: Professional Artist & Background Casting Director Jason D’Aquino has pledged $5 to the Entertainment Community Fund from every Moonees product sold to support film and television workers affected by work stoppages or other pauses in industry work