December is finally upon us! Though the 60-something degree weather and tornado warnings remind me very much of Georgia and not something I’d associate with Jersey this late into the year.
If you haven’t already, don’t forget to bring a toy for the Lynch Toy Drive! We have a drop box near our front door.
And it’s the last chance to enter our raffle for Habitat for Humanity. Drawing for the winner will be done on December 5th and that lucky person will get a huge gift basket of merch from all Cape May County breweries. Come up to the main bar and buy as many tickets as you like! They’re only $5 each for almost $1000 worth of goodies. And your money helps fund the house that will be built in Upper Township! If raffles aren’t your thing, we still have some delectable fudge porter on tap – all the proceeds also go towards Habitat for Humanity.
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