Visit john4ohioag.com to learn more about the campaign.

Visit indivisiblestrongsville.com to learn more about their work in the community.

Visit allisonrusso.com and hambleyforohio.com to learn more about their campaigns.

Visit our co-hosts online to learn more about their work in the community:

• MidPark Democratic Club

• North Royalton Democratic Club

• Olmstead Falls/Twp Democratic Club

• Strongsville Democratic Club

Help Courtney kickoff her campaign for Cuyahoga County Council! RSVP automatically when you donate online at actblue.com/donate/cs2026 or bring a check to the event. Food and a drink included with your donation!

Can't attend? Your donation will help Courtney begin this long race to November knowing she has your support! So please consider a donation of any amount at actblue.com/donate/cs2026 or by check.

Visit courtneyscheff.com to learn more about the campaign.

Visit hambleyforohio.com to learn more about the campaign.

Join the City Council for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Join the School Board for their regular meeting. Berea Board of Education meetings can also be viewed on YouTube.  

What types of books should I donate?

Our critical need is books for beginning readers and books showing diversity.

• Board Books (cardboard pages, durable)

• Beginning Readers (ex. Step Into Reading, I Can Read)

• Books for any age featuring characters of color, characters of non-American nationalities,

• LGBTQ+ characters, or characters with disabilities

Can I collect used books?

Yes! More than 90% of the books we distributed are gently used. We accept new and gently used books in good condition and are especially in need of books that show diversity.

Join the Planning Commission for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Join us for our monthly club meeting! We socialize from 6:45 and the meeting starts at 7:00 pm.

We’re collecting gently used household items for community members in need. Feel free to bring your donations to the meeting.

Speaker: Katherine Males, Bureau of Labor and Statistics, Midwest Economic Analysis and Information Office. The presentation will include topics about the Bureau of Labor Statstics mission, the multiple principle federal economic indicators data are collected for by the Bureau, and how to retrieve data from our various datasets.

Join the City Council for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Register to vote here!

Find where you vote here!

Find your city, ward, and precinct for your sample ballot here!

Join the Planning Commission for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

In 2025, millions of Americans came together in nonviolent protest to oppose the growing authoritarian actions of the Trump administration and affirm that this nation belongs to its people, not to kings. Since then, people have continued to rise up nonviolently against the Trump administration’s ongoing brutality and abuses of power, including the latest escalation in Minnesota. The No Kings Coalition is activating an immediate and ongoing nationwide digital organizing effort leading up to our next mass mobilization on March 28, including a flagship event in the Twin Cities.

Click here to learn more and to register for the event.

In 2025, millions of Americans came together in nonviolent protest to oppose the growing authoritarian actions of the Trump administration and affirm that this nation belongs to its people, not to kings. Since then, people have continued to rise up nonviolently against the Trump administration’s ongoing brutality and abuses of power, including the latest escalation in Minnesota. The No Kings Coalition is activating an immediate and ongoing nationwide digital organizing effort leading up to our next mass mobilization on March 28, including a flagship event in the Twin Cities.

Join the School Board for their regular meeting. Berea Board of Education meetings can also be viewed on YouTube.  

Join the Planning Commission for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Join the City Council for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Join the Planning Commission for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Join us for our monthly club meeting! We socialize from 6:45 and the meeting starts at 7:00 pm.

We’re collecting gently used household items for community members in need. Feel free to bring your donations to the meeting.

Speaker: William Boone from the Berea Federation of Teachers, Local 1699. The Berea Federation of Teachers is made up of current and former Berea City Schools certified staff. We are dedicated to creating and maintaining quality schools and preserving collective bargaining in Ohio and throughout the nation. They are an official chapter of the Ohio Federation of Teachers and the American Federation of Teachers; the AFT is an official affiliated union of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations (ALF-CIO).

Speaker: Sophia Vglione, Ohio Equal Rights (OER) Cuyahoga County Caption. Ohio Equal Rights is a nonpartisan, grassroots organization led by citizens from Ohio. Their mission is to advance the well-being of Ohioans and strengthen the quality of life in the State of Ohio by promoting equity in civil rights via a citizen-led ballot initiative. Ohio Equal Rights (OER) is currently collecting signatures for two proposed amendments in Ohio: one for marriage equality and the other for equal rights. You can read the proposed amendments here:

• Equal Rights

• Right to Marry

Join the City Council for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Come Meet and Greet Mike Eisner for Congress for Ohio District 7. Bring your friends and questions. Food is provided, and beverages and cocktails are available for purchase. Click here to register for this free event.

Join the Planning Commission for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Join the City Council for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

The end‑of‑year holidays aren’t the only time people need support. We’re collecting shelf‑stable foods and basic grocery items to help local families after the holiday surge in demand. All donations will go directly to Berea Outreach to keep their shelves stocked and their services strong.

Join us for our monthly club meeting! We socialize from 6:45 and the meeting starts at 7:00 pm.

We’re collecting gently used household items for community members in need. Feel free to bring your donations to the meeting.

Speakers:

• Steve Holecko, President of the Midpark Democratic Club and the Cuyahoga County Progressive Caucus

• Jeff Haas, Berea Kiwanis Club

Join the Planning Commission for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

Join the City Council for their regular meeting. The meeting agenda and previous minutes can be viewed by clicking here.

We’re inviting you to an incredibly important event to support Dr. Amy Acton for Governor of Ohio—a candidate whose life story, values, and leadership give me real hope for our state.

Dr. Acton is brilliant, compassionate, and deeply grounded. Her motivation is shaped by her lived experience. She grew up with very little, including a time when she was homeless as a child, and she carries with her the memory of the neighbors and teachers who did not "look away", but instead who offered care, stability, and hope to her and her siblings. Leading with empathy, courage, and responsibility is her guiding principle

She excelled in her studies, attended medical school and went on to dedicate her life to improving health, opportunity, and dignity for others, becoming a highly respected physician and public health leader. She’s not wealthy, not backed by billionaires, and not seeking power for its own sake—she’s running because she believes Ohio can do better.  She’s a public servant who believes Ohio should work for ordinary people.  

She is tied in the polls with the billionaire Republican candidate with deep pockets and wealthy friends who are writing enormous checks without blinking. While he flies across Ohio in a private jet, Amy is on the ground, meeting people where they are, listening to their concerns, and building real support.The momentum for Amy continues to grow. This campaign depends on people like us—neighbors, friends, and communities—coming together early to show that thoughtful, progressive leadership has broad and real support. This gathering is an opportunity to come together, learn more about Dr. Acton’s vision for Ohio, and help build the kind of grassroots support it takes to win.

We hope you’ll join us—and feel free to bring a friend who cares about smart, ethical leadership in Ohio.

Click here to donate! RSVP to the campaign directly at rsvp@actonforgovernor.com or (614) 450-2283.

Join the coalition for their next meeting. They're currently working on a plan to combat homelessness in Berea, in addition to identifying and addressing other community needs.

For more information, email bereademclub@gmail.com.