Pubcrawlers for a Cause

5th Annual Mardi Grawl a festive event

2009-03-13T13:47:00.002-04:00

Approximately 50 participants showed up for the 5th Annual Mardi Grawl. Despite freezing rain, which held attendance down somewhat, the revelers managed to have a great time. Participation grew at each stop along the way and the crowd ended up getting scattered among the many bars in downtown after the event was over. A total of $410 was raised to support the Legal Aid Corporation of Tippecanoe County.

The next crawl will be the "Crawlo de Mayo" on May 2. Stay tuned for more information.

Five year totals for donations reaches the $14,000 mark

2009-01-26T14:37:00.002-05:00

After 4 and one-half years of conducting charity pub crawls in the Lafayette area, the Pubcrawlers for a Cause have raised a total of $14,343, which has been donated to a total of 15 area charities. The total for each year are as follows:

2004 $1,352
2005 $2,429
2006 $3,577
2007 $3,557
2008 $3,428
Total $14,343

Many thanks go out to the various participants who have attended one or many crawls over the years. As we begin 2009 in an economic climate that is making it difficult for people to make ends meet, we will continue to attempt to raise money for those charities whose mission is to help people who are less fortunate. The Board sincerely hopes that you will be able to participate in this cause as you have in the past.

3rd Annual Dickens of a Crawl raises funds for the CFRC Annual Community Christmas Dinner

2009-01-26T13:50:00.003-05:00

A total of 58 participants braved cold weather for an afternoon of crawling to raise money for the CFRC Christmas Day Dinner. $935 was raised and donated to the CFRC to assist in the feeding of approximately 3,000 on Christmas Day.

"Crawloween" brings new excitement to the Crawl scene

2009-01-26T13:43:00.004-05:00

Thanks to a brilliant recommendation by Chanin Trosky, newest member of the Downtown Lafayette Pub Crawl Committee Board of Directors, it was decided to hold the first, and certainly not the last, "Crawloween" on Saturday, October 11th. Despite the short notice, more than half of the 42 participants were in costume, some of which were quite imaginative. A total of $465 was raised and donated to the Lafayette Meals on Wheels for assistance in providing meals to the elderly in the Lafayette area.

Based upon the fun generated by the costumes, the "Crawloween" figures to become a fixture in the pub crawl program.

Red, White and Brew Crawl aids Soup Kitchen

2009-01-26T13:38:00.003-05:00

A small but determined crowd of 31 enjoyed an afternoon of revelry and raised a total of $390 to aid in the renovation of the St. Ann Church Soup Kitchen. The kitchen, officialy known as the Matthew 25 Care & Share Soup Kitchen, has traditionally served Thanksgiving and Christmas meals to needy families and individuals in the area, as well as daily meals throughout the year. The goal of the church is to create a state of the art kitchen to help serve the needs of local residents who are unable to fend for themselves on a regular basis.

4th Annual Mardi Grawl is a wild time

2009-01-26T13:32:00.002-05:00

A total of 84 participants joined together for an afternoon of fun to celebrate the 4th Annual Mardi Grawl on Saturday, February 2nd. A total of $912 was raised and donated to Lafayette Transitional Housing, which will use the funds to aid individuals and families in their move from homelessness to self-sufficiency.

4th Annual Crawlo de Mayo results

2008-06-24T10:22:00.002-04:00

The 4th Annual "Crawlo de Mayo" took place on May 3, 2008. There were 55 participants who contributed a total of $726. The Lafayette YWCA Women's Shelter was the recipient of the collected funds. The next crawl, the "Red, White and Brew Crawl", will take place on July 5.

2nd Annual Dickens of a Crawl adds to the seasonal cheer

2008-01-02T16:09:00.000-05:00

A total of 75 participants took part in the 2nd Annual Dickens of a Crawl on December 1 and a total of $1,092 was raised for the Community and Family Resource Center's Community Christmas Dinner to be held on Christmas Day. The weather was beautiful as was the comraderie. The donations bring the total monies raised over the past three and a half years to $10,615, which have been distributed to a number of charity organizations throughout the community.

As we enter 2008, the Downtown Lafayette Pub Crawl Committee is hoping to expand the success of the crawls through the addition of new venues and activities. Stay tuned for exciting news about these upcoming changes.

"Fall Crawl" held in honor of a friend

2008-01-02T16:02:00.000-05:00

Due to the untimely demise of a friend of crawlers, a decision was made to hold a crawl in his honor and to raise money for the Mental Health Association. Since this was a hastily organized crawl, attendance was less than normal, but a somewhat subdued crowd raised a total of $345 to assist in the work of the Mental Health Association. We miss you , Will!

Red, White and Brew Triple 7 Crawl

2008-01-02T15:58:00.000-05:00

A summer crawl was held on 07/07/2007 to celebrate the birth of our country. A total fof 32 showed up for the crawl and $500 was raised for the Almost Home Humane Society. Almost Home is the former Tippecanoe County Humane Society and helps to find homes for stray cats, dogs and other animals. For information on the next crawl, check back from time to time.

3rd Annual Crawlo de Mayo breaks fundraising record

2008-01-02T15:54:00.001-05:00

The 3rd Annual "Crawlo de Mayo" was held on May 5, 2007 and was the most successful one yet. A total of $720.00 was raised for the Lyn Treece Boys and Girls Club from the 50 plus participants. Next up is the "Red, White and Brew Triple 7 Crawl" to be held on 7/7/07. Stay tuned for details.

3rd Annual "Mardi Grawl" a success despite adverse weather

2007-03-05T16:15:00.000-05:00

The 3rd Annual "Mardi Grawl" took place on Saturday, February 24. There were approximately 75 participants (it gets hard to keep count after the fourth or fifth bar), and a total of $900 was raised for the Lafayette Urban Ministry (LUM). LUM is a downtown homeless shelter which provides for those in need of a place to sleep and a warm meal.

Despite freezing rain and sleet during much of the crawl, participants braved the walks from venue to venue, where warm feelings and cold drinks made the weather seem almost insignificant. In keeping with the Mardi Gras theme, plenty of beads were made available for the participants, many of whom chose to exchange them through familiar New Orleans traditions. A grand time was had by all. Photos to follow in the coming weeks.

The next crawl will be held on Saturday, May 5. It will be the 3rd Annual "Crawlo de Mayo". Stay tuned for further information as the date approaches.

3rd Annual "Mardi Grawl" to take place this Saturday

2007-02-22T11:36:00.000-05:00

The 3rd Annual "Mardi Grawl" will take place in downtown Lafayette this coming Saturday, February 24. The Lafayette Urban Ministry, a local homeless shelter, will be the recipient of the charitable contributions raised at the crawl. Festivities begin at 2 pm at the Lafayette Brewing Company, followed by visits to Chumley's, Sgt. Prestons, Hunter's Pub Downunder, Luxie's, Crawdaddie's and the Knickerbocker.

Donations of any amount will be gratefully accepted. Costs of food and drink are the responsibility of the participants, but most establishments will provide drink and/or food specials.

Hope to see you there.

"Dickens of a Crawl" sets record for attendance and donations

2006-12-15T14:05:00.000-05:00

Many thanks to the 77 crawlers who participated in the "Dickens of a Crawl" on Saturday, December 2. The weather was perfect for crawling and the participants donated a total of $1,505 to the Community Family Resource Center for the Annual Community Christmas Day Dinner. This crawl set records for attendance and collections. I am sorry for all who could not take part in the crawl, as it was the most exciting and memorable one yet. Proceeds from this crawl brought the total funds collected over the two and a half years of crawling to $7,058.

The next Crawl will be the "3rd Annual Mardi Grawl", and will take place in February. Stay tuned for more information as the date approaches.

History of Downtown Lafayette Pub Crawls, Part 2

2006-12-02T13:08:00.000-05:00

The concept of conducting a Pub Crawl to raise money for charity started about two and a half year ago. A group of Lafayette Brewing Company regulars were sitting around drinking a few brews and someone suggested that we organize a pub crawl of the various downtown bars, since a lot of us spent most of our time at the Brew Pub, and didn't get to the other venues very often. As the discussion proceeded, it was suggested that it might be a good idea to use the crawl to raise money for a worthy charity. Drinking for Charity. What a nice concept!

It was decided to do a trial run on May 1, 2004. It was named the "May Day Crawl" (okay, we have a few socialists in the group) and it was attended by about 15 people. There was no money raised during this crawl. It was simply held to see if the participants could drink for 6 hours without getting shitfaced, and the bars could handle the unexpected influx of a large group. Based upon the success of this venture, it was decided to form a committee and organize regular crawls over the course of the next year.

The first "Official" crawl was held on July 3, 2004, and was named the "Red, White and Brew Crawl". The recipient of the first ever Pubcrawlers event was the Laura Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund, in the Department of Consumer and Family Sciences at Purdue. (Laura was the younger sister of LBC owner Nancy Emig, and Greg and Nancy started this scholarship upon Laura's unexpected death several years ago). Since most of the participants were LBC regulars who felt that we owed alot to Greg and Nancy for opening their fine establishment, we decided that this would be a worthy start for the organization.

The next Crawl took place on September 18, 2004 and was named the "Fall Crawl". Once again, the recipient was the scholarship fund. Together, these two crawls raised approximately $600 for the fund and will be used to help worthy Purdue students in the coming years.

At this point, the committee decided to step things up a bit and try to raise more funds and to spread these funds among needy charities in Lafayette. The subsequent crawls and the recipients for each are as follows:

"Christmas Chrawl" December 4, 2004 - Community and Family Resource Center. The Crawl raised a total of $552, which was used to help feed over 2,500 people on Christmas Day.

"Mardi Grawl" February 5, 2005 - Lafayette Urban Ministry. LUM runs a homeless shelter and provides food and emergency funding to those less fortunate in the community. A total of $515 was raised during the crawl, which will be used to support LUM's ongoing programs for needy children and families in the area.

"Crawlo de Mayo" May 7, 2005 - Lafayette Crisis Center. Staffed primarily by volunteers, the center offers an emergency hot line to assist people in crisis. A total of $475 was raised for this cause.

"Partee de Frog Crawl" August 27, 2005 - American Diabetes Association Camp John Warvel. This is a summer camp for kids with diabetes and we were able to send two kids with the $475 raised.

"2nd Annual Christmas Chrawl" December 3, 2005 - Community Family Resource Center. This was the second Chrawl held to raise money for the CFRC Annual Community Christmas Dinner. A total of $864 was raised during the event.

"2nd Annual Mardi Grawl" March 11, 2006 - Tippecanoe Community Health Center. The health center offers greatly reduced medical services to the community, especially for those without health insurance. A total of $670 was raised during this event.

"2nd Annual Crawlo de Mayo" May 6, 2006 - Wildcat Wildlife Center. The wildlife center treats injured wildlife and nurses them back to health so that they can be released back into the environment. A total of $492 was raised in this Crawl.

"Summer Crawl" July 22, 2006. Breast Cancer Awareness. This crawl was spearheaded by a regular participant who was planning to take part in a walk to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness. She brought along a group of new participants and a total of $910 was raised.

Summer Crawl 2006 photos

2006-11-29T12:13:00.000-05:00

Donations pouring in prior to the Crawl

2006-11-29T12:07:00.000-05:00

With anticipation of having somewhere around 100 attendees at this Saturday's "Dickens of a Crawl", donations from those unable to attend are already totaling $120. Hopefully, this will be the biggest and best crawl ever, with the proceeds going to the Community Family Resource Center for use in providing Christmas Day Dinner for 2500 or so people.

The Crawl begins at the Lafayette Brewing Company at 2 pm on Saturday, December 2, 2006.

"Summer Crawl" most successful yet!

2006-09-18T13:16:00.000-04:00

A total of 32 people joined in the fun for the Summer Crawl to benefit the fight against Breast Cancer. The group raised $910 and counting towards the cause, despite the lower than normal turnout.

The next crawl will be the "Dickens of a Crawl", scheduled for Saturday, December 2, 2006. For the third straight year, the recipient for this Crawl will be the Community Family Resource Center's Annual Community Christmas Dinner. Stay tuned for further information on the Dickens Crawl.

"Summer Crawl" scheduled

2006-05-31T13:28:00.000-04:00

The "Summer Crawl" will be held on Saturday, July 22. It will begin at 2 PM at the Lafayette Brewing Company and proceed to Chumley's, Sgt. Preston's, Hunter's Pub Down Under, Luxie's, Crawdaddies and the Knickerbocker.

The crawl recipient will be "Breast Cancer Awareness". Stay tuned for more details.

Late donation brings "Crawlo de Mayo" total to $492

2006-05-17T12:28:00.000-04:00

A kind donation of $20 was contributed by someone who could not make it to the crawl. This after-the-fact donation brings the total raised during the Crawl to $492, which will be donated to the Wildcat Wildlife Center. Stay tuned for further information on the next crawl.

Crawlo de Mayo photos

2006-05-10T14:10:00.000-04:00

2nd Annual "Crawlo de Mayo" a great success!

2006-05-10T14:01:00.000-04:00

The 2nd Annual "Crawlo de Mayo" took place on Saturday, May 6. Despite scheduling conflicts for a large number of regular crawl participants, total participation was in the neighborhood of 45 people (it gets kind of hard to keep count after a while, you know). In other words, about one-half of the group consisted of new crawlers.

We were able to raise a total of $472, which will be donated to the Wildcat Wildlife Center of Delphi, IN. The WWC nurses injured and orphaned animals back to health prior to releasing them back into nature or placing them in a loving home. This was the first crawl devoted to four-legged and winged creatures and the generostiy of the participants was greatly appreciated.

After limited discussion among the organizers, it appears that the next crawl will most likely be held to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness. A date has not been set, so keep checking the site for more information.

"2nd Annual Crawlo de Mayo" to take place on May 6

2006-04-17T16:48:00.000-04:00

The second annual "Crawlo de Mayo" will be held in downtown Lafayette on Saturday, May 6. The purpose of the Crawl will be to raise money for the Wildcat Wildlife Center, an organization that rescues and nutures injured and orphaned animals back to health so that they can be re-introduced to the wild.

The Crawl will begin at 2 PM at the Lafayette Brewing Company and proceed to Chumley's, Sgt. Preston's, Hunter's Pub Down Under, Luxie's Pub and Grub, Crawdaddies and the Knickerbocker Saloon. Please join us for a wonderful day of fun and frivolity.

Otiel and the Peacemakers play at the LBC that night, so pace yourself if you want to also make that great show. Hope to see you somewhere that day.

Late donation adds to "Grawl" total

2006-03-21T13:04:00.000-05:00

A check delivered to the DLPCC ofices brought the final total of money raised for the Tippecanoe Community Health Clinic to $670, thus making the "Grawl" the second most successful crawl in terms of total proceeds.

The "Crawlo de Mayo" is scheduled for Saturday, May 6. Look for further details as the date approaches.

2nd Annual "Mardi Grawl" a rousing success

2006-03-12T12:28:00.000-05:00

In what turned out to be the most attended crawl to date, the 2nd Annual "Mardi Grawl" was enjoyed by approximately 60 people and a total of $650 was raised for the Tippecanoe County Community Health Clinic. The crawl took place on Saturday, March 11, with stops at the Lafayette Brewing Company, Chumley's, Sgt. Preston's, Hunter's Pub Down Under, Luxie's, Crawdaddies and the Knickerbocker Saloon.

The participant list grew at each stop along the way and nearly half of the crowd consisted of new participants. Committee thanks go out to the bars and restaurants for their food and drink specials, and to all of the participants who helped to make the event successful. This crawl brings the total amount raised to date in all 8 crawls to over $4000. All of this money has been contributed to worthy charitable causes throughout the Lafayette community.

The next scheduled crawl will be the "2nd Annual Crawlo de Mayo", which will be held on Saturday, May 6, 2006. Check this site for further details.

Local Entrepreneur Joins the Lafayette Downtown Pub Crawl Committee

2006-02-10T14:38:00.000-05:00

2/10/06 - Ted Gherkin to Join DLPCC

The DLPCC is pleased to announce that after several months of negotiations, Mr. Ted Gherkin, local business icon, has agreed to join the Board of Directors. Mr. Gherkin has been integrally involved in the development and success of a number of start-up companies in the Lafayette area over the past several years. He has served as an advisor and mentor to many, young and old, while they have struggled to establish their operations.

“Having a person like Ted join our group will add so much legitimacy that we couldn’t have asked for anything better” said Board member Kevin Green. “Now we feel that we can continue to grow this thing with Ted’s support. He has such a vast knowledge of the people and the workings of this community, that he will be able to open doors for us just by his participation.”

Board Member James Doyle added, “we felt like we were in a bit of a pickle in terms of our development. Ted should help us get over the hump”.

Mr. Gherkin hails from the little town of Fickle, IN, a virtual blink of an eye about 15 miles South of Lafayette. He attended Purdue University and obtained a BS and MBA in Business Administration. Married, with four children, he still finds time to lend a hand to worthwhile ventures. Having originally lived on a farm, Ted has always had a soft spot for those less fortunate, and he has devoted his life to helping others succeed.

“For a guy who has it all; good looks, a beautiful wife, great kids, money, he could be some stuck up guy and not give a crap about others. But Ted has taken advantage of his success and gone one step further, trying to bring the masses along with him. He is really quite a guy, and we are lucky to have the privilege of working with him as we move forward with this venture”, said Ken McCammon, Chair of the LDPCC.

The tentative date for the next Pub Crawl is March11, 2006, the “2nd Annual Mardi Grawl”. Check this site for updates.

2nd Annual "Mardi Grawl" scheduled

2006-02-10T12:59:00.000-05:00

THe 2nd Annual "Mardi Grawl" date has been changed to March 11, 2006, due to scheduling conflicts. The recipient of the charitable contributions raised will be the Tippecanoe Child Abuse Prevention Council (TCAP), in honor of National Child Abuse Prevention Month. The crawl will begin at 2 PM at the Lafayette Brewing Company and move on hourly to Chumley's, Sgt. Prestons, Hunter's Pub Down Under, Luxie's, Crawdaddies and the Knickbocker. Donations for TCAP will be gladly accepted at all venues.

2nd Annual "Christmas Chrawl" draws record numbers

2006-01-02T21:51:00.000-05:00

The 2nd Annual "Christmas Chrawl" took place on Saturday, December 3, 2005. In attendance were roughly 45-50 festive beings celebrating the upcoming holidays and raising money to support the annual Community Family Resource Center Christmas Dinner. A total of $864 was raised during the eight hour event, setting a record for the most money ever raised through a single crawl.

The increase in attendance was acheived mostly by the first time appearance of roughly 25 people. Everyone in attendance had a great time, especially the new ones (some perhaps a bit too much), and everyone promised to take part in future crawls as often as possible.

The next crawl is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, March 4, and will be the 2nd Annual "Mardi Grawl". The charity is yet to be decided. Stay tuned for further information.

Partee de Frog Crawl report

2005-12-26T14:03:00.000-05:00

The "Partee de Frog Crawl" was held in downtown Lafayette on Saturday, August 27. The recipient for the charitable contributions was the American Diabetes Association Camp John Warvel. This is a summer camp where kids with severe diabetes can go and have a somewhat "normal" life for a few weeks. We raised a total of $475 on the crawl, which was enough to send 2 1/2 kids to camp next summer. As usual, we hit seven bars in about 8 hours, and everyone had a great time!

Next Crawl Scheduled

2005-07-27T16:41:00.000-05:00

The next Pubcrawlers for a Cause Pub Crawl will be held on Saturday, August 27, from 2 PM until 9 PM. The name of the Crawl is yet to be determined, but the recipient of the proceeds will be the American Diabetes Association Camp John Warvel. Stay tuned for more information.

1st Annual Crawlo de Mayo a success!

2005-05-16T15:36:00.000-05:00

Pubcrawlers for a Cause held the first annual "Crawlo de Mayo" in downtown Lafayette on Saturday, May 7. Approximately 25 people joined the group at various venues and a total of $475 was raised for the Lafayette Crisis Center. A grand time was had by all.

The next crawl will be held sometime in the Fall. Watch this site for information!!

'Tis the Day

2005-05-07T12:07:00.000-05:00

Hello all. It's about noon on the 7th of May, two hours from the start of the "Crawlo de Mayo". It's a gorgeous day, partly cloudy and about 75 degrees. That may hurt the turnout somewhat, since it's such a nice day to be outside, rather than in taverns drinking. However, we will accept any and all participants in our quest to raise funds for the Crisis Center. Stay tuned for the action-packed recap of the days festivities.

Donations sans participation

2005-05-06T11:26:00.000-05:00

A remarkable development has occurred in the progression of the Pub Crawl for Charity concept. A number of people who will be unable to participate in the Crawl tomorrow have either given money to someone who will be there, or have sent money directly to the Lafayette Crisis Center in the name of the "Crawlo de Mayo" and Pubcrawlers for a Cause. Do we live in a great town with great people, or what?

History of Downtown Lafayette Pub Crawls, Part 2

2005-04-24T11:35:00.000-05:00

The concept of conducting a Pub Crawl to raise money for charity started about one year ago. A group of Lafayette Brewing Company regulars were sitting around drinking a few brews and someone suggested that we organize a pub crawl of the various downtown bars, since a lot of us spent most of our time at the Brew Pub, and didn't get to the other venues very often. As the discussion proceeded, it was suggested that it might be a good idea to use the crawl to raise money for a worthy charity. Drinking for Charity. What a nice concept!

It was decided to do a trial run on May 1, 2004. It was named the "May Day Crawl" (okay, we have a few socialists in the group) and it was attended by about 15 people. There was no money raised during this crawl. It was simply held to see if the participants could drink for 6 hours without getting shitfaced, and the bars could handle the unexpected influx of a large group. Based upon the success of this venture, it was decided to form a committee and organize regular crawls over the course of the next year.

The first "Official" crawl was held on July 3, 2004, and was named the "Red, White and Brew Crawl". The recipient of the first ever Pubcrawlers event was the Laura Williams Memorial Scholarship Fund, in the Department of Consumer and Family Sciences at Purdue. (Laura was the younger sister of LBC owner Nancy Emig, and Greg and Nancy started this scholarship upon Laura's unexpected death several years ago). Since most of the participants were LBC regulars who felt that we owed alot to Greg and Nancy for opening their fine establishment, we decided that this would be a worthy start for the organization.

The next Crawl took place on September 18, 2004 and was named the "Fall Crawl". Once again, the recipient was the scholarship fund. Together, these two crawls raised approximately $600 for the fund and will be used to help worthy Purdue students in the coming years.

At this point, the committee decided to step things up a bit and try to raise more funds and to spread these funds among needy charities in Lafayette. The subsequent crawls and the recipients for each are as follows:

"Christmas Chrawl" December 4, 2004 - Community and Family Resource Center. The Crawl raised a total of $552, which was used to help feed over 2,500 people on Christmas Day.

"Mardi Grawl" February 5, 2005 - Lafayette Urban Ministry. LUM runs a homeless shelter and provides food and emergency funding to those less fortunate in the community. A total of $515 was raised during the crawl, which will be used to support LUM's ongoing programs for needy children and families in the area.

"Crawlo de Mayo" May 7, 2005 - Lafayette Crisis Center. Staffed primarily by volunteers, the center offers an emergency hot line to assist people in crisis. A total of $475 was raised for this cause.

"Partee de Frog Crawl" August 27, 2005 - American Diabetes Association Camp John Warvel. This is a summer camp for kids with diabetes and we were able to send two kids with the $475 raised.

"2nd Annual Christmas Chrawl" December 3, 2005 - Community Family Resource Center. This was the second Chrawl held to raise money for the CFRC Annual Community Christmas Dinner. A total of $864 was raised during the event.

"2nd Annual Mardi Grawl" March 11, 2006 - Tippecanoe Community Health Center. The health center offers greatly reduced medical services to the community, especially for those without health insurance. A total of $670 was raised during this event.

"2nd Annual Crawlo de Mayo" May 6, 2006 - Wildcat Wildlife Center. The wildlife center treats injured wildlife and nurses them back to health so that they can be released back into the environment. A total of $492 was raised in this Crawl.

"Summer Crawl" July 22, 2006. Breast Cancer Awareness. This crawl was spearheaded by a regular participant who was planning to take part in a walk to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness. She brought along a group of new participants and a total of $910 was raised.

Pub Crawl

2005-04-19T15:42:00.000-05:00

from Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

A pub crawl is the act of visiting and drinking alcohol at a number of pubs in a single night with a group of friends. It's purportedly called a "crawl" because the carousers are literally crawling from pub to pub after getting initially soused after a few rounds at a few pubs. According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the term (including variations like 'gin crawl' and 'beer crawl') has been in use since the late 19th century. The pubs chosen for the route can be chosen according to a theme.

Mardi Grawl Recap

2005-04-18T15:59:00.000-05:00

After another successful pubcrawl, $512 was raised for the Lafayette Urban Ministry during the "Mardi Grawl".
Cheers!

Branding, logo idea

2005-04-18T15:43:00.000-05:00

Been working on a branding design for the pubcrawl events. It might be helpful bringing attention to the group and it's charity work by giving it an identity. Looking to use it as a t-shirt design. Comments and input are welcome.

CRAWLO DE MAYO

2005-04-13T14:28:00.000-05:00

The next Pubcrawl event will be "Crawlo De Mayo" on May 7th.
Come join us for an afternoon of fun and camaraderie as we celebrate our own "Crawlo De Mayo" ayai yai yai.... Money raised will go to the Lafayette Crisis Center.

The Crawl Schedule
2 PM - Lafayette Brewing Company
3 PM - Chumley’s
4 PM - Sgt. Preston’s
5 PM - Hunter’s Pub Down Under
6 PM - Luxie’s Pub and Grub
7 PM - Cajun Connection
8 PM - Knickerbocker

This is a fund raising event, please contribute what you feel you can afford. All levels of donations are welcome and greatly appreciated. Special pricing on food and drinks will be available to participants at the various venues.

Pubcrawlers for a Cause

2005-04-13T13:43:00.000-05:00

First post on what hopefully will be an informational blog for the Pubcrawlers for a Cause, a group of Lafayette Indiana residents raising money for various community projects and activities.