Kiwi Ferris signals to a member of the audience during the live auction Saturday at Port Townsend Brewing. Debi Saxton peers into baskets filled with donations from local businesses in East Jefferson …
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Kiwi Ferris signals to a member of the audience during the live auction Saturday at Port Townsend Brewing. Debi Saxton peers into baskets filled with donations from local businesses in East Jefferson County.
Guy Sands and Buster Ferris enjoy the festivities at Port Townsend Brewing during the BrewFest event Saturday.
Phil Saxton leafs through the live auction booklet Saturday.
Fred Kimball offers a toast during the auction.
Fred Kimball offers a toast during the auction. Riley McMath raises his hat as he checks the audience for bidders during the live auction.
Jacqueline Mention holds a hand-knitted
sweater that was auctioned off for $350.
Debi Saxton peers into baskets filled with donations from local businesses in East Jefferson County.
For the first time since 2019, BrewFest was celebrated in the garden at Port Townsend Brewing. The event, held Saturday, is an annual fundraiser put on by the Edensaw Community Cancer Foundation. Since the fund was created in 2007, it has helped 326 cancer patients in East Jefferson County with over $388,726 in financial assitance, according to the non-profit.
This year’s event raised $45,575 in donations. According to the foundation, they are focused on raising funds to help local individuals and families who are affected by the ravages of cancer.
During the Saturday event, Ferris held a portion of the event in honor of his late friend and co-worker, Jim Argetis, who died earlier this year of complications from cancer.
