All in for ALS Pub Crawl
Saturday, June 24, 2017

Join the Les Turner ALS Foundation’s Young ProfessionALS Group for the 3^rd annual "All in for ALS" Pub Crawl. Set in the heart of Chicago’s Wicker Park neighborhood, experience all the fun this hip area has to offer. With drink specials at every bar, koozies and sunglasses for each attendee and free pizza, supporting Chicagoland’s largest ALS organization proves to be a lot of fun! Come along as we hop from bar to bar, play games and win big.

Remember to get your ticket ahead of time to save money. Pre-registration is now closed, but you can purchase tickets at the door. All proceeds from ticket sales directly support the Les Turner ALS Foundation's research and patient services. MUST BE 21 OR OLDER WITH PROOF OF ID AT THE DOOR. 

Entry Fee:
Pre-Event Ticket - $30
At the Door Ticket - $40

ITINERARY

1:00pm
The Fifty/50 (2047 W. Division)
DEALS: $3 Domestic bottles, $6 Belvedere drinks, $6 Jameson shots

2:00pm
The Boundary Tavern and Grille (1932 W. Division)
DEALS: $3 Old Style, $4 Deschutes Red Chair Ale, $5 Absolut cocktails

3:00pm
The Anthem Bar Chicago (1725 W. Division)
DEALS: $3 Miller Lite, Miller High Life, Bud Light, Lone Star, PBR, Schlitz, $3 house bourbon shots

4:00pm
Easy Bar (1944 W. Division)
DEALS: $1 off all regular priced drinks, $4 Dickel 12, $4 Jack Daniels Fire, and $4 Jack Honey
Pizza provided by the Les Turner ALS Foundation’s Young ProfessionALS Group

5:00pm
Innjoy (2051 W. Division)
DEALS - $6 Vodka lemonade slushes, $4 SweetWater IPA, $11 for 12 wings
 

About the Les Turner ALS Foundation

The Les Turner ALS Foundation, founded in 1977, is Chicago’s leader in research, patient care and education about ALS, serving the vast majority of people with ALS in the area, offering help and hope when it’s needed most.  One of the nation’s largest, independent ALS organizations, the Foundation allocates all funds to local research, clinical care and support services for people with ALS in the Chicagoland area.  The Foundation’s full spectrum patient service programs include: in-home consultations, support groups, equipment loans, grants and educational activities.  The Foundation offers hope for a future without ALS by supporting the Les Turner ALS Research and Patient Center at Northwestern Medicine, bringing together three research laboratories and a multidisciplinary patient clinic under one umbrella.

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), is a rapidly progressive disease that causes muscle weakness, difficulty speaking and swallowing and, generally, complete paralysis. In most cases, while the body continues to deteriorate, the mind remains unaffected. The disease does not discriminate, striking any age, gender and race. Every 90 minutes, someone in the US is diagnosed with ALS and every 90 minutes, someone in the US dies of ALS. There is no known cure for ALS and, once diagnosed, patients typically live only three to five years.