River of Beers Returns to St. Lucie West

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - July 27, 2022 - PRLog -- Media Contact:

Mendy Solorzano

Ph. 305-303-7922 | BeerWorksCharitableFoundation@gmail.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Annual River of Beers Event Returns to  St. Lucie West

PORT ST. LUCIE – BeerWorks Charitable Foundation, a 501c3 Not for Profit organization will be returning to St. Lucie Golf Trails in St. Lucie West for the Annual River of Beers charity event.

This annual event will be held at the elegant St. Lucie Trails Golf Club and each ticket will include 12 craft beer/wines paired with 12 dishes provided by local restaurateurs. This fun-filled night is ideal for a date night, networking, or just an opportunity to try some delicious beverages and food. There will be live music from local entertainer, Scott Benge and a silent auction just in time for the Holidays. All proceeds will benefit the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast.

About BeerWorks Charitable Foundation

BeerWorks Charitable Foundation is comprised of ALL volunteers that create events to raise funds for the community. To date, $100,000.00 has been raised for local charities because we believe in helping our community, as well as the beer and hospitality community.

Charities That BeerWorks Has Previously Donated To: Humane Society of The Treasure Coast, Main Street Fort Pierce, Gifford Museum, Quantum House, Destination Fort Pierce, MMPS Environmental, Inc, Stuart Main Street, RISSA, Molly's House, Operation 300, Hope Center For Autism, Treasure Coast Food Bank, Fort Pierce Jazz & Blues Society, Maddie's Fight, Honor Flight, Treasure Coast Alzheimer's Association, Learn To Read Of St Lucie County, Harvest Food & Outreach Center, Vietnam Veterans Of America, The Hundred Club Of SLC, Treasure Coast Hospice, Florida Oceanographic Society, Dogs & Cats Forever

About Humane Society of the Treasure Coast

Founded in 1955, the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast (HSTC) is the only open access, no-kill (https://hstc1.org/No-Kill) animal welfare organization operating in Martin County. With 3,000 animals being rehomed annually through aggressive adoption programs and other services, HSTC has joined leading shelters around the state and country as a model organization for lifesaving culture change in its community.