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Pints for a Purpose 2011 @ Red Brick Brewery
After success with our 2009 Brewery Fundraiser, we are back with another great way to support the Shirlock Foundation! Save the date and buy your ticket today to reserve your spot!
To register for the event and to purchase tickets, please use the following links to checkout using PayPal.
| To add a General Admission ticket to your cart: | ||
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| * General Addmission Tickets are $30 and include entry into Red Brick Brewing Company, three (3) raffle tickets, a custom Shirlock Foundation pint glass, and beer during the event. | ||
| To add another raffle ticket to your cart: | ||
| * Remember, you get three (3) raffle tickets with your general admission. All raffle tickets are $1 and can be entered into drawings the day of. You must be present to win. | ||
| Download the PDF Flyer and spread the word. | ||
Raffle Prizes will be announced later. Please check back.
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Jonathan Shirlock Endowment Fund
As part of the current reorganization process, the foundation is creating the Jonathan Shirlock Endowment Fund at our annual meeting in April. This fund will be used to cover the daily administrative cost associated with running the foundation. Right now, funds used to award scholarships and cover legal services, accounting services, incorporation costs, and other expenditures are all drawn from the same source. By having these funds separate, it allows us the ability to devote more resources back to the foundation’s mission and award more scholarships to deserving candidates. With our current administrative structure, an endowment fund of $20,000 is necessary for continued growth of the foundation. With your help, we can create this fund.
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Keene Award 2010
On January 30th, the 2010 Sara Keene Memorial Scholarship was awarded to Clifford Foster of Natchitoches, Louisiana. An accounting student at Oglethorpe University, Clifford was diagnosed with leukemia in April of last year. Immediately following his diagnosis, Clifford’s parents drove 600 miles to be with him throughout his stay at Emory Hospital. Clifford’s treatment is atypical as it centers around a regimen of oral chemo medication but requires him to travel to Emory every three weeks to monitor his condition. As much assistance as health insurance provides towards Clifford’s treatment, it does not cover all that is necessary to monitor and control his leukemia. Clifford is an ideal candidate for the scholarship, and it is a great pleasure to be able to assist him in his battle against leukemia.
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