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Burleson Yard Beer Garden
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WHAT IS BEARD VS BEANS?

Beard vs. Beans established Round 1 in 2017. It is a brotherly rivalry event that is specifically for raising awareness and donations for the Alzheimer's Association of San Antonio and South Texas. Each year, they put a new punishment on the line, and the brother who raises the least amount of donations has to face punishment. The best part is that your donation decides the winner! Donate to Team Beard or Team Beans today!

If you'd like to lend a helping hand at any of our events, please reach out to us. We are always open to extra hands and friendly people to help coordinate, educate, and end Alzheimer's disease once and for all.

If you would like to be a sponsor for our event, please reach out! We ensure that marketing will be done right to put you, your business, or your product on the map in our San Antonio and South Texas Communities! 100% of your donation goes directly to the Alzheimer's Association of San Antonio and South Texas and is eligible for a tax write-off since it is a donation to a 501c3.

If you'd like to donate raffle prizes, from your company or workplace, we would be grateful! A huge portion of our donations come from the raffles we hold throughout the night of this event. It's a great way to promote you or your business so help us promote you!

Your donation decides the winner and helps fund science and research to end Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia. You can choose to donate to either Team Beard or to Team Beans! The brother at the end of the round, with the least amount of donations, will face public punishment that both brothers agree upon! It's a fun twist to help fix a modern problem in the world of neurocognitive disorders.

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