Boro Brews Hunt Debuts in Murfreesboro
Alzheimer’s Tennessee is excited to kick off the very first Boro Brews Hunt, a two-week scavenger hunt happening October 30
through November 13 at local spots across Murfreesboro. This new event brings neighbors together to discover the area’s best craft beer, coffee, and food—while raising money for local families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias.
Participants can look forward to visiting some of Murfreesboro’s best-loved hangouts—and maybe even find a new favorite. Every stop serves up a special brew or coffee, along with a clue to keep the hunt interesting (and tasty).
Cedar Glade Brews, hosting its second fundraiser for Alzheimer’s Tennessee, will serve as a key partner by hosting the Boro Brews Hunt finale party on Friday, November 13, at 7:00 p.m. The celebration will feature live music, a chance for participants to enter their completed hunt cards and prize drawings from local businesses,. “This is a great opportunity to visit local spots you may not have been to, have fun, and support people doing the heavy lifting for our grandparents right here,” said Jonathan Harmon of Cedar Glade Brews. All event proceeds remain in Middle Tennessee to provide much-needed services and support.
Amada Senior Care is proud to sponsor this year’s event. “We love partnering with Alzheimer’s Tennessee because our core values are aligned in helping the wonderful folks in our community,” said Kevin Fehr of Amada Senior Care. “Our sponsorship of the Boro Brews Hunt allows us to give back and have fun along the way with local businesses and residents in Rutherford County.”
To join the fun, head to www.alztennessee.org/borobrewshunt, make a $20 donation, and download your game card. You’ll get a list of all the stops and what to look for at each one. Share your hunt on social media for bonus chances to win! No purchase is required, but we hope you’ll support the local spots and try their featured drinks.
“I love that this event is all about our community,” said Cheryl Blanchard, Regional Director of Alzheimer’s Tennessee. “We’re working with local businesses to help local families. Join the hunt, shop local, and have a great time—all while making a difference for your neighbors living with Alzheimer’s or related dementias.” Alzheimer’s Tennessee provides free caregiver consultations, education, referrals, support groups, staff training, and programs for individuals living with a diagnosis.
Alzheimer’s Tennessee is a nonprofit founded right here in 1983 by local families and professionals. We’re committed to serving people living with Alzheimer’s or related dementias and their loved ones. For free support or information, call our Helpline any time at 1-800-ALZ-GATEway (1-800-259-4283).
