Safe the Gulf Coast fundraiser tonight

Submitted by Casi Callaway
Posted 5/26/11

MOBILE —

 Tonight, Mobile

Baykeeper, along with SweetWater

Brewing

Co. and Gulf

Distributing, kick off the second annual “Save the Gulf Coast”

fundraiser at Moeʼs Bar-B-Q in

Daphne, beginning at 7. Last year, this …

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Safe the Gulf Coast fundraiser tonight

Posted

"color: black">MOBILE —

 Tonight, Mobile

Baykeeper, along with SweetWater

Brewing

"color: black">Co. and Gulf

Distributing, kick off the second annual “Save the Gulf Coast”

fundraiser at Moe

"color: black">ʼs Bar-B-Q in

Daphne, beginning at 7. Last year, this program raised over $10,000

to support Mobile Baykeeper in their protection efforts after the

Deepwater Horizon Oil Disaster.

“Save

the Gulf

"color: black">Coast” takes place

at participating Baldwin

and

"color: black">Mobile county bars

and restaurants from Friday, May 27 through Monday, July 4, and

funds raised will go to restore, protect and “Save the Gulf

Coast.”

To get

involved, visit participating restaurants and bars and

purchase

$1, $5,

or $10 “paper fish” or a “Save the Gulf Coast” T-shirt to help

raise awareness and cash for

issues

that affect

"color: black">MobileBay

and Alabama

"color: black">ʼs coastal

communities.

To see

a list of participating establishments, visit

"color: #00009a">www.savethegc.com

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To

learn about other ways to help, visit

"color: #00009a">www.mobilebaykeeper.org

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This

year, SweetWater Brewing Co. is launching a new Waterkeeper Ale,

created specifically to bring awareness to the current missions and

campaigns of Waterkeeper Alliance organizations throughout the

South. Look for upcoming events for an opportunity to taste

Waterkeeper Ale.

So come

out and “Raise A Toast to

Save the Coast.”