
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Joe Krautkramer
joe@michiganbrewing.com
(517) 775-4366
Webberville, Michigan - June 4, 2008
The 2008 MBC 5K Beer Run, the Michigan Brewing
Company Father’s Day weekend tradition, will be held at the
company’s headquarters on Saturday evening, June 14th in
Webberville, Michigan.
This great event raises money to support the Sparrow
Foundation’s W3 committee goal to fund a new HDR machine that
treats several types of cancer including prostate cancer. The
MBC Beer Run is also an opportunity to promote and educate event
participants about prostate health.
Runners (or purposeful walkers!) in this popular
race - approximately 3.1 miles - take off at 6pm from inside
MBC’s 76,000 sq. foot brewery. They follow a multi-terrain,
double-loop course around the wetland preserve and ponds near
the brewing company in the Webberville Business Park. A
registration fee of $20 - $25 to register on the day of the race
- includes a t-shirt, refreshments and a chance to win MBC brand
prizes. Prizes will be awarded to the top three winners in each
of 12 categories. Registration forms can be downloaded from
www.michiganbrewing.com. Completed forms and checks can be
dropped off at the MBC Pub, or mailed to Michigan Brewing
Company, 1093 Highview Drive, Webberville, MI 48892.
“MBC is donating almost all of the expenses, with help from a
great group of sponsors who believe in a good time for a great
cause,” says MBC owner Bobby Mason. “We had talked about this
beer run concept for years and pulled it together for the first
time last year. We had more than 150 runners – and a lot of fun.
And we think we’ll exceed that number, and the fun, this year,”
he adds. MBC has relied heavily on the race expertise of
Playmakers out of Okemos, Michigan. Other generous sponsors
include Merindorf Meats, Great Gazebo, Culver’s of Okemos,
Quality Maid and Warmels & Comstock, PLLC.
Michigan Brewing Company
is located in Webberville, Michigan, in a 76,000 sq. foot
facility that includes “The Pub” and outdoor patio, with
excellent food and excellent customers. MBC also includes
“thingsBEER” a retail outlet for home brewers and wine makers,
and houses
Michigan State University’s Bio-Refinery Training
Facility. Capacity for the brewery is 54,000 barrels per
year, and MBC beers are now distributed in Michigan, Illinois,
Ohio, New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Indiana,
Minnesota, Wisconsin with seven more states coming online in
2009. Get more information on Michigan Brewing Company, its
history and its efforts to highlight the best in Michigan
products while becoming the greenest microbrewery in the country
at
www.michiganbrewing.com
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