Airways Brewing of Kent will raffle off Seahawks tickets to help raise money for the Kent Food Bank.<\/p>\n
Participants can buy tickets for $10 each at the Airways Brewery and Tap Room, 8611 S 212th St. or the Airways Bistro, 320 W. Harrison St., between 4-7 p.m on Friday, Dec. 2 and Tuesday, Dec. 6.<\/p>\n
Airways also will be collecting food and gently used clothing for the food bank at any time leading up to the raffle drawing at 7:30 p.m. on Dec. 6 at the Brewery and Tap Room.<\/p>\n
• First Prize<\/p>\n
Game date: 12\/15 vs. the Rams. Two field seats (Northeast corner), including all you can eat\/drink, and exclusive entry into the stadium and access to the field before the game.<\/p>\n
• Second Prize<\/p>\n
Game date: 12\/24 vs. the Cardinals. Two seats in the Toyota Fan Deck, section 320, row K. This is a ‘wrist band’ section that includes access to the covered area (fireplace, TVs) of the fan deck.<\/p>\n
• Other Details<\/p>\n
Cash only<\/p>\n
Tickets are $10 each<\/p>\n
All sales go directly to the Kent Food Bank rep on site<\/p>\n
No purchase of Airways food\/alcohol, or merchandise required<\/p>\n
Winner not required to be present (we want to raise as much for the food bank as possible this year)<\/p>\n
If not present, the winner will be notified by phone<\/p>\n
Results will be posted on Airways social media<\/p>\n
Airways also wants to thank Michael and Dena Struck (Kent residents and awesome behind the scenes Airways people) for their generous donation.<\/p>\n
• Donation requests from the Kent Food Bank:<\/p>\n
Soup—condensed and ready to eat<\/p>\n
Canned vegetables<\/p>\n
Canned tomato products<\/p>\n
Canned fruit<\/p>\n
Canned proteins—SPAM, tuna, chicken<\/p>\n
Ready to eat meals—chili, Chef Boyardee<\/p>\n
Canned or bagged beans<\/p>\n
Toiletries<\/p>\n
Diapers and formula<\/p>\n
Office supplies—paper, pens, garbage bags<\/p>\n
Gently used clothing for men, women and children<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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