DC Brews Fights Back

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DC Brews Fights Back

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Jul 3, 2018

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June 30, DCBeer.com is teamed up with Helping Oppressed Peoples Survive (HOPS) to organize the local beer community with “1 Dollar, 1 Call, 1 Purpose” in support of #FamiliesBelongTogether. Organizers of the event Bill Dubaun & Aaron Morrissey (dcbeer.com), and Matthew "Heff" Heffernan (HOPS) swing by the stuido to discuss the event and how a brewing community got involved in the cause.

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Jul 3, 2018

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DC Brews Fights Back

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