Big Red F, via The Post Brewing Company, is honored to announce that we are yet again raising money for children with autism and learning disabilities. Hosted by Zolo Grill in Boulder last year, we were able to raise over $30,000 sending 50+ children to summer camps. Former head chef of Zolo, Brett Smith, is now a partner at The Post Brewing Co and is motivated to raise even more money to help the families of children with autism.
“When schools out for the summer these children need structure. Families that are working so hard to afford medical expenses & education, in most cases don’t have the time or resources to let their children experience extracurricular activities. This fundraiser is a way that we can all help these children. This IS, and ALWAYS will be close to my heart”. -Brett Smith,
To attend, tickets to this all-you-can-eat/drink event on August 3rd are $75. You will enjoy live music from The Adam Bodine Trio whilst enjoying many different foods prepared by chefs from across the nation. Great brews provided by The Post, Odd13, Wonderland Brewing Co and more. The Posts head brewer Bryan Selders has even collaborated with Mike Yeager from The Old Mine in Erie to create a beer/cider hybrid to help raise money. This hybrid will release the day of the event and will be available for purchase at The Old Mine in Erie & The Post Brewing Co in Lafayette only.
If you are unable to attend you can still support by purchasing raffle tickets. With many prizes ranging from a trip for 2 to San Francisco & Napa Valley’s wine country, trip for 2 to NYC to attend Mario Batali’s “chew” and dine in his restaurant Otto, white-water rafting trip for 2, broncos tickets on the 50 yard-line and many MANY more. ( you do not have to be present to win the raffle )
100% of all money raised goes straight to the grant that sends these loving children to camps of their choice!
For more info on this event please visit: https://www.facebook.com/events/306813802832738/?ref=5
Tickets & raffle tickets can be purchased at The Post Brewing Co or at www.autismboulder.org
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