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HCS Family Services

Empowering Families. Changing Lives.

HCS Fundraiser

Sunday ‘Funday’ to Benefit Local Families in Need

Blues, Brews and BBQ Fundraiser for HCS

We are so thankful for all the wonderful articles the Hinsdalean keeps writing about our important work at HCS Family Services.

The latest article spotlights one of our largest fundraising events of the year “Blue, Brews and Barbeque” which happens Sunday, November 3, 2019 from 4-7pm.

Here’s an excerpt from their article:

Blues, Brews & Barbecue will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3, at The Community House in Hinsdale. Thanks to the generosity of 46 community sponsors, all money raised will go directly toward stocking the shelves of the pantries in the busy months to come.

Read the Full Article at The Hinsdalean.com

HCS Blues, Brews & Barbecue

Building on the success of last year’s sold-out event, the second annual Blues, Brews & Barbecue fundraiser for HCS Family Services is set for Sunday, Nov. 3, from 4 – 7 p.m. at the Community House in Hinsdale.

Blues Brews Barbeque 2019 poster

The event promises fun for the whole family and will feature barbecue from Sweet Baby Rays, brews from Motor Row Brewery, and the music of The Original Chicago Blues All-Stars.

Sponsorships are available to help defray the cost of the event so more of the proceeds go to feeding our hungry neighbors. 

For sponsorship and ticket information, visit https://squareup.com/store/hcs-family-services

Generous sponsors have underwritten all event costs, so 100% of your ticket price directly funds our two food pantries.

Have brews and blues, just add barbecue

Board member with brewery, band connections helps create new HCS fundraiser

Hinsdale’s Bob Lassandrello enjoys a good beer — especially if it’s served up at Motor Row Brewery in Chicago.

He spent his adult life trading at the Mercantile Exchange before deciding to build the brewery.

“It was a really good time for me to transition out,” Lassandrello said. “My son is a brewer and we had some partners who were interested in putting this together, so we did.”

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