Blue Point Brewery's 'A Taste of Patchogue' event raises money for Ukraine
News 12 is told the money will go to World Central Kitchen to help feed refugees.
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Mar 24, 2022, 2:46 AM
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616ds agoLong Island restaurants joined forces Wednesday to support the people of Ukraine.
Blue Point Brewery hosted 'A Taste of Patchogue' event with 100% of the ticket sales going to help Ukraine.
Guests got to taste food from various Patchogue restaurants, including the Meetball Place, Del Fuego and Whisky Neat. The fundraiser also featured live music and entertainment.
News 12 is told the money will go to World Central Kitchen to help feed refugees.
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