Davenport Brewery Helps Davenport Woman

Front Street Brewery brewed a beer, but not just any old beer. This beer is for a cause. 
Jackie Celske, Augie grad and devoted Quad Citizen, has battled a host of autoimmune diseases for 16 years. After two unsuccessful surgeries that required her to quit her job earlier this year, Jackie recently began experimental immunotherapy. 
Unfortunately, Jackie's "Aaron Rodgers Hail Mary” attempt at regaining her health is not covered by insurance. So here's what Front Street is doing:
"Jackie's Hail Mary IPA" is available now at the FSB Brewery & Taproom and Front Street is donating $1 from each pint poured of it to her cause NOW through October 22nd. The MORE your drink, the MORE Front Street will donate, so come grab a pint!!
If you are interested in supporting Jackie check out her story Hail Mary Treatment Fundraiser

More About Jackie:

"Jackie recently began an experimental immunotherapy in Boynton Beach, FL. Oncologist and hematologist, Dr. Maharaj, has discovered that Jackie’s immune system is rapidly deteriorating, causing persistent inflammation in her nervous system, significant pain and organ damage. This new treatment will hopefully restore her immune cell function so she can get back to her life in the QC – pain free."

The Fundraiser Event

The fundraiser will be held at The Iconic Event & Reception Venue in downtown Rock Island on Saturday, October 22nd. A taco dinner buffet will be held as well as live music from the Dani Lynn Howe Band. They'll also have raffles and a silent auction.
If you are interested in supporting Jackie by donating a raffle or silent auction item, contact Jennifer at 309-337-9326.
Donations to help with medical bills can be made directly to Jackie via Venmo- @JackieCelske or via PayPal to J.Celske@gmail.com

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