Fullsteam

A week or so ago, Ashley Christensen of Poole’s Diner wrote me the following:

I was sort of cracked in half over this story…

http://princeliamthebrave.blogspot.com/

We have decided to donate the all of the proceeds of Valentine’s dinner to the sweet prince. I know it can be a huge night, and we felt like we needed to lead the charge….whatever you can do to help set it on fire would be appreciated.

Valentine’s Day sucks, let’s do something to make it rock… at what ever level you can participate.

I sort of cracked in half over this story, too…particularly since I’ve been long-time friends with a couple who also lost a young son also named Liam.

So we’ve decided to make Valentine’s Day a celebration of true love. Instead of schmaltzy cards and dinner (or in addition to them), come to Fullsteam this Monday from with cookies. Yes, cookies. We don’t care if they’re store-bought or made with dulce de leche made from the milk of Andean heirloom goats.

If you don’t have time to bake cookies, bring an appetite…Immaculate Baking Co. (based in North Carolina) has donated cookies for this amazing event.

And please bring some cash. All proceeds from this cookie sale will support Cookies for Kids’ Cancer. In addition, Fullsteam will donate all draft proceeds from our Workers’ Compensation series (everything but our two limited releases) to this amazing nonprofit.

If you’re in Raleigh, Poole’s Diner is donating all Valentine’s Day proceeds to this wonderful cause.

Many thanks to Chef Ashley Christensen for leading the charge, and to Scott Blackwell of Immaculate Baking Co. for donating cookies and being a key sponsor of Cookies for Kids’ Cancer.

Be a good cookie. Come to Fullsteam this Monday. And please spread the word on Facebook, Twitter, and in the real world.

TRUE LOVE
a bake sale fundraiser
Monday, February 14th from 4pm until close
(open mike night starts at 8pm)

Fullsteam Brewery
726 Rigsbee Avenue, Durham NC
www.fullsteam.ag

all bake sale proceeds and Workers’ Compensation draft sales support
Cookies for Kids’ Cancer