The third annual Brew of North event is set to take place Thursday, August 1st at Clyde Iron Works Event Center from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The event promises an evening filled with a variety of brews, appetizers, and more, all while raising funds for the Ronald McDonald House Northland.

Paula Broschofsky, the program director for the Ronald McDonald House of the Upper Midwest, shared insights about the event and its significance.

“This is our big yearly event,” Paula emphasized. “As a nonprofit, we rely on these fundraisers. The more people we can get to come and support, the better. This is how we help families during their time of need.”

The Ronald McDonald House Northland provides essential services for those who need it, such as overnight rooms for families whose children are experiencing medical emergencies, including babies in the NICU and children receiving cancer treatments.

“Whether it’s trauma, accidents, or any other reason a child might be in the hospital if you need somewhere to stay nearby while your child is inpatient, that’s what we’re here for,” Paula explained.

Tickets for the event are still available. To purchase tickets or participate in the silent auction, visit the Ronald McDonald House Upper Midwest website or follow their social media accounts for more information.