

# Event Details

- **Event Name**: 8th Annual Cask Ales FUNdraiser
- **Event Start and End Date**: Sun, 19 Apr, 2026 at 12:00 pm – Sun, 19 Apr, 2026 at 05:00 pm (-04:00)
- **Event Description**: Cask ale festival with 100% of the proceeds being donated to The Barton Center for Diabetes EducationAbout this Event8th Annual Cask Ales FUNdraiser to benefit The Barton Center for Diabetes EducationOn Sunday, April 19, 2026, we will be holding our 8th Annual Cask Ales Festival fundraiser at Sand City South to benefit The Barton Center for Diabetes Education. It will feature cask ales from local Long Island breweries - ALL DONATED. We will also feature local wine from Macari. Space for the event is DONATED by Sand City South. As breweries commit, we will be revising the line up. There will be live music, and raffles. There will be food trucks to purchase food. Our seven year total is over $46,000!GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS ARE $60 - AVAILABLE ON EVENTBRITE OR AT THE DOOR, AND DESIGNATED DRIVER TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR FOR $15. A 21+event onlyPARTICIPATING BREWERIES AND WINERIES ARE:GHOST BREWING COMPANYGREAT SOUTH BAY BREWERYHANDGRENADES HOMEBREW CLUBLONG ISLAND BEER AND MALT ENTHUSIASTS HOMEBREW CLUBSOUTH SHORE CRAFT BREWERYSYNERGY BREW PROJECTAS MORE BREWERIES COMMIT, WE WILL BE UPDATING THIS LIST.The Barton Center for Diabetes Education Mission Statement: To improve the lives of children with insulin-dependent diabetes through education, recreation, and support programs which inspire and empowerThe focus of our programs is fun and support; the goal is to educate children and their families on how to manage the daily rigors of diabetes, so they can live fuller and healthier lives.Barton's diabetes team consists of experienced endocrinologists, nurse educators, dietitians, mental health professionals, and well-trained counselors – many of whom have diabetes themselves and serve as role models.The Barton Center's commitment to excellence is underscored by its consistent high marks from accreditation and licensing organizations and, more importantly, from the children and families served. The Barton Center's main campus in North Oxford, Massachusetts, is located on the scenic grounds of the historic Clara Barton Birthplace and consists of modern facilities with access to over 200 acres of woodlands and fields. Camp Joslin, a program owned and operated by The Barton Center, is located just three miles away in nearby Charlton on 145 acres of forest and sports fields surrounding a scenic 20-acre pond. The Barton Center complies with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, is licensed by local boards of health, and is accredited by the American Camp Association.100% of the proceeds will be donated to the general fund All liquid provisions, LIVE music and the space have been DONATED!www.Bartoncenter.org
- **Event URL**: https://allevents.in/lindenhurst/8th-annual-cask-ales-fundraiser/100001980316639377
- **Event Categories**: nonprofit, music, festivals, health-wellness, live-music, entertainment, sports, food-drinks, mental-health, food-truck-festivals, music-festivals
- **Interested Audience**: 
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## Ticket Details

- **Ticket URL**: https://consumer.pxf.io/c/1339408/3151484/39691?partnerpropertyid=1191892&MediaPartnerPropertyId=1191892&svlink=14105511&level=1&u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.eventbrite.com%2Fe%2F8th-annual-cask-ales-fundraiser-tickets-1980316639377
- **Ticket Price Range**: min: 65.87, max: 65.87, currency: USD

## Event venue details

- **city**: Lindenhurst
- **state**: NY
- **country**: United States
- **location**: Sand City Brewing
- **lat**: 40.6864303
- **long**: -73.3727225
- **full address**: Sand City Brewing, 150 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, United States

## Event Organizer details

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- **organizer**: Jennifer Davis (https://allevents.in/org/jennifer-davis/20515593)

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## FAQs

- **Q**: When is the event happening?
  - **A:** Sun, 19 Apr, 2026 at 12:00 pm (-04:00)
- **Q**: Where is the event happening?
  - **A:** Sand City Brewing, 150 South Wellwood Avenue, Lindenhurst, United States
- **Q**: What is the ticket price?
  - **A:** starting from 65.87 up to 65.87 USD
- **Q**: Who is organizing the event?
  - **A:** Jennifer Davis
- **Q**: What type of event is this?
  - **A:** nonprofit, music, festivals, health-wellness, live-music, entertainment, sports, food-drinks, mental-health, food-truck-festivals, music-festivals
- **Q**: Where can I find ticket details about 8th Annual Cask Ales FUNdraiser ?
  - **A:** You can find ticket details about this event on AllEvents.

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                "description": "Jen's Story - Whay I fundraise -\n\n\nIn March of 1996, I saw an advertisement at my college looking for Healthcare Team members at Camp Joslin. I knew that I had a job as an RN come September, but the summer was open; and after a phone interview and an offer of a summer job, I took the position, not knowing what it really had in store for me. That summer was anamazing opportunity for learning (and fun), as not much Type 1 information had been covered at nursing school. That summer, meal plans, and NPH, Lente, Ultra-Lente, and regular insulin were the norm and vastly different from the care and insulins of today. Not only did we cover the healthcare aspects for the campers and staff, but we all jumped right in there with everyone, whether it be a soccer game, fishing, weekly dances with Clara Barton Camp, Special Days, Snipe Hunts, Capture the Flag, Hike to Heck, or dining hall antics - such ascabin inspection reports, Breakfast Club and no hands meals. It was kids being kids! What an awesome privilege to be let into their lives. We (the Healthcare Team members, many of whom were new to camp) all quickly learned the camp songs and traditions, ones which we hold dear to our hearts today. I truly learned to \"think out of the box\" that summer.\n\n\nFor several years, I had lost contact with camp. I knew something was missing from my life, and in 2003 and 2004, I came back to volunteer as an RN for a week in the summer. It was like I never left. I was immediately accepted into the camp community by some old faces and the many new faces as well. Things were becoming vastly different in diabetes management, however, as Lantus and Humalog joined the party. It was a big learning curve for me that summer, but information that I absorbed and brought back to my everyday practice. It truly becomes another family for you. When I got home from spending the week at camp in 2004, my then boyfriend Tim, came over to help me unpack and proposed to me that very day! What a special connection to camp that will forever be.\n\n\nI again lost contact with camp, but remained in contact with many of the staff throughout the year. This all changed when in 2009 I was diagnosed with diabetes. My experiences at camp allowed me to be an advocate for myself. After things settled, I remembered the special bonds made at camp as it pertained to diabetes, and knew I needed to  be there again. I needed to be aroundothers with diabetes. Others don't quite understand the day-to-day living with it—the carb counting, finger sticks and pump site changes just to name a few. On a trip to Boston in 2010 for a conference, I made arrangements to meet up with some people at camp for a visit, and spoke to the Health Services Manager. I came back to camp for February WACkY weekend in 2011, and I immediately felt surrounded by love and acceptance, and people \"who get it.\" That was very important to me emotionally.\n\n\nI now understood what campers and staff felt like at camp and why it was so difficult to leave after the summer. Leaving after that weekend was difficult for me; there were tears for sure. I knew I was going back into a world of people who didn't understand. But I knew I would be back. Being diagnosed with diabetes, and coming back to my first weekend program, sparked my involvement in camp as it is today. For those 2-3 days during a weekend session, or 7 days for a summer session, I can run, play, and feel young again. I feel love and \"sameness\" atcamp, and know that when I am having a tough diabetes management day, others there know exactly what I am going through and are there for support and encouragement. Exposure to camp has an uncanny ability to help with diabetes burnout for me. It has helped me to become a diabetes advocate, and it has helped to shape my practice as a Nurse Practitioner. It has given me many lifelong friends. I look forward to every weekend or week that I am at camp, and know that it will renew my spirit and “fill my gas tank” until the next time I am there. I have a phrase I have to repeat to myself at the end of every session that helps me get through until the next time - \"Don't cry because it's over. Smile because it happened.\"\n\n\nI want EVERY kid with Type 1 diabetes to be able to experience camp.  That is why I fundraise.\n\n\nKarl joined Jen three years ago in this endeavor and invited her to Guest Bartend with him at Bobbique as a fudundraiser for camp.  We did another Guest Bartending fundraiser in 2015.  When Karl opened up The Mill, he quickly offered his space for an additional fundraiser to benefit camp. We now celebreate our second annual event with more than $3,000 being donated in 2016. \n\n\n\n"
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