Suds for Scholars - Lakeville Chamber Foundation

PURCHASE SINGLE TICKETS ON EVENTBRITE HERE: Suds for Scholars Tickets, Thu, Apr 25, 2024 at 6:30 PM | Eventbrite

The brewers and wineries signed up to sample this year are: South Side Barley Crushers, Bald Man Brewing, Lakeville Brewing, Inver Grove Brewing, Tanzenwald Brewing, Arbeiter Brewing Company, Giesenbrau Bier Co., Nile Mile Brewing, Next Chapter Winery, Number 12 Cider, Vintage Escapes, Angry Inch, Invictus Brewing Co, Omni Winery & Taproom, Chankaska Winery, Hackamore, Luce Line Brewery, Fat Pants Brewery, Pryes Brewing Company, Insight Brewing, Dangerous Man.

Thank you to our generous sponsors. Master Cicerone sponsor: Safety Signs; Master Brewer sponsors: Triton Chemical, Pro Tech Automotive, Country Cabinets, Christian Brothers Automotive, Dakota Truck, Menasha, Dan Wolter for City Council, Interstate PowerSystems; Stout sponsors: Enestvedt & Christensen, Chemtex, Lakeview Bank; IPA sponsors: APPRO Development , CERRON Commercial Properties, Styer Transportation, Kohlnhofer Insurance Agency; Bob Curtis Agency Farmers Insurance, Azelis; Pilsner sponsors: Frandsen Bank & Trust, Threads & Inks, Schmitty & Sons, Jeff & Diane Larson, LPL Financial, LLC, Dunn Brothers Coffee, CliftonLarsonAllen LLP, New Market Bank, Marilee & Justin Jager

The Lakeville Chamber Foundation, a 501(c)3 charitable organization, focuses on workforce development through scholarships and grants.

The Foundation is led by a member volunteer Board of Directors and is the nonprofit arm of the Lakeville Area Chamber of Commerce, serving the Lakeville Area and Schools.

The funds raised through events, like Suds for Scholars, support the following Lakeville Foundation programs:

• Scholarships are available to Lakeville Area Schools (ISD194) graduating high school seniors for up to $1,000 to continue their education, and further strengthen their workforce and leadership skills.
• Scholarships are available to Chamber member employees who are pursuing education credits, or career advancement courses, with a qualified school or program.
• Impact Grants will be awarded each year in amounts up to $3,000 to support innovative, student-based programs, that include workforce readiness initiatives and/or STEM career exposure, and that have the ability to be replicated or adapted district-wide.