Friday, 13 October 2017 14:53

Saratoga WarHorse Gets Donation

Staff of DeCrescente Distributing Co. are pictured with Saratoga Brewing owner Max Oswald (center), Saratoga Chamber of Commerce President Todd Shimkus (right) along with representatives of Saratoga WarHorse Foundation and the Saratoga Convention and Tourism Bureau at the Oct. 12, 2017 event. Photo provided.  

SARATOGA SPRINGS – With support from the local community, Saratoga Brewing and DeCrescente Distributing Company announced this week that they have raised $16,000 through their coaster and pinup program, as well as special events, in support of the Saratoga WarHorse Foundation.

“Now in our third year, this program has evolved tremendously,” said Max Oswald, general manager of Saratoga Brewing. “New organizations have come on board and put their own unique spin on the program, from hosting events like Kentucky Derby parties and Keep the Pint Night to creating a 5K team. While some of the players have changed, the mission has remained the same: to increase awareness of Saratoga WarHorse and the amazing job they do for our vets.”

Through a three-day, interactive experience between veterans and retired thoroughbreds, a mutual trust and profound bond is established. Veterans receive an effective, alternative method for healing emotional wounds, while the retired thoroughbreds receive rewarding and meaningful work after their racing careers have ended. This program has had a 100 percent success rate.

Saratoga Brewery and DeCrescente Distributing Company presented a check to Saratoga WarHorse on Thursday, Oct. 12 at the Saratoga Brewing Tap Room located at 131 Excelsior Ave in Saratoga Springs. Saratoga Brewery resurrected their Death Wish Pumpkin Ale, a limited release pumpkin ale brewed with cocoa nibs, vanilla beans and Death Wish Coffee. 

For more information about the Saratoga WarHorse Foundation, visit the website www.saratogawarhorse.com or call 518-886-8131.

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