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| Drinking Practice 6:00 pm Drinking Practice @ Acclamation Brewing May 24 @ 6:00 pm How about “Brews & Buccaneers: A Hash House Harriers Pirate Pub Crawl”? We’ll kick off at Acclamation Brewery, where we’ll swig some grog-inspired ales before embarking on a spirited crawl through the town, ending at[...] | ||||||
Hey half-minds! Drinking practice starting at Kelly’s Bar! Bring your money, ID, beautiful smile, and strong liver. ?
Bring money, ID, and your liver!
Cum out to the 57th St Playground to drink beer and play kickball! Gather at 5:30, and the game will start at 6:00! Porn Again says he has balls that everyone can play with 
but you need to bring your own beer. PA will create the teams and provide some instruction for those of us who hid under the bleachers in gym class.
Cum out for drinking practice while Meow is in town! Bring your ID and money!.
Cum to drinking practice at D’s! Bring money and ID!
Acclamation is doing another run of our Pittsburgh H3 Hash beer, so let’s go do some drinkin’!
We’ll meet at Inner Groove in Verona around 5:30. After that, we’ll wander up to Acclamation for We Run for Beer, our Hash beer. Then we’ll meander back down to Cellar Works.
Inner Groove is supposed to have a food truck, or we’ll do some food after–whatever the group is feeling. Bring your money and ID. See ya in Verona!
Join Iron City on yet another boozy Friday night trail.
Bring a headlamp, maybe some monies for contra’s, and a good appetite for beer.
Expect to be disappointed.
Cum as you are. We promise nothing, and bring even less to the table.
Bring Virgins.
We never charge hash cash.
Attendance is mandatory.
Meetup @ 06:30PM
On out @ 7PM
ìPGH-H3 Red Dress Run
A Dress Run Event (with Charity Raffle Auction)
\What: Red Dress Run to benefit NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
When: September 30, 2023 at 12:00pm
Where: American Serbian Club 2524 Sarah St, Pittsburgh, PA 15203
Cost: $20.00
Hares: Dirty Gerbil and T-Boner
What to Bring: Potluck Item (see link below), Bring Item/Basket for Raffle Auction (information below)
TRAIL DETAILS: Slip into a beautiful red frock, so you can come out and run fancy with us! Your rego includes trail, beer and snacks on trail, and admission to the party afterward! Food will be potluck at American Serbian Club (ASC), so bring a yummy dish to share. Beer and liquor is on you at ASC. Bring your money and ID. There may be one contra stop on trail. More details soon. Right now, we do know there will be raffle baskets that you can bid on with awesome stuff in them, the opportunity to feel like a pretty princess for the day, some food, and beer!
BRING A RAFFLE ITEM DETAILS: As with many previous dress runs, there will be a raffle auction. The difference this time, is that YOU are bringing an item to auction off tem ot self-created basket). When you arrive at start, you’ll drop off your item and quickly label your raffle baggie with a title. Think of things that often sell at raffles: vino, vessels, gift cards, beauty items, etc. (Examples of past item/sbaskets raffled off in RH3 are:
**Also: Raffle baskets are always good fun, so make sure you have lots of cash in your pocket or brazier, so you can buy lots of raffle tickets and win awesome prizes.
DETAILS ABOUT POTLUCK:
Use the perfect potluck link to sign up/reserve what you will bring to our Red Dress Run.
https://www.perfectpotluck.com/meals.php?t=XXAZ3738&welcome=1#
REGO LINK:
https://hashrego.com/events/pgh-h3-red-dress-run-2023
DETAILS ABOUT NAMI:
All proceeds will go to raise money for NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is a United States-based nonprofit organization[1] originally founded as a grassroots group by family members of people diagnosed with mental illness. NAMI identifies its mission as “providing advocacy, education, support and public awareness so that all individuals and families affected by mental illness can build better lives” and its vision as “a world where all people affected by mental illness live healthy, fulfilling lives supported by a community that cares”.[2] NAMI offers classes and trainings for people living with mental illnesses, their families, community members, and professionals, including what is termed psychoeducation, or education about mental illness.[3][4] NAMI holds regular events which combine fundraising for the organization and education, including Mental Illness Awareness Week and NAMIWalks.[2]Funding comes from individual contributions, corporate sponsorships, events, and grants.[6] NAMI publishes a magazine around twice a year called The Advocate.[7] NAMI also runs a HelpLine five days a week.[8]