White Dog Distilling Company in Middletown Ohio presents a fundraising event you cannot miss!

A pub run to help out a local hero, Jamy Helton.

“After having her first mammogram and with no family history of breast cancer!! Just hours before reporting for her shift as a Police Supervisor for the City of Trenton Police Department Sgt. Jamy Helton formerly Sgt Jamy Chaney,  was diagnosed with Invasive Ductal Carcinoma. Not only is Jamy a Sgt. for the Trenton Police Department, where a lot of the community refers to her as Pocahontas, she is also the mother and step mother of 7 children, one who is currently deployed in the United States Marines. Jamy has been with the TPD since 2001 after working for the Butler County Sheriff's Office, she was recognized for being the first female police officer for the city of Trenton, then later the first female police sergeant.”

All proceeds from this event will go to benefit Officer Jamy Helton.

Details:

The pub run will leave from White Dog Distillery and take you on a guided run or walk through downtown Middletown. You will make four stops and spend 20 minutes at each pub. During that time you can order a beer or other drink if you’d like. Your Guides will make sure everyone leaves at the same time and follows the rules of the road on the way to the next stop.

When you arrive back at White Dog Distillery for your last stop, you can enjoy specials, Door prizes and a raffle, that will all go to benefit Jamy on her journey to recovery. The raffle drawing will be held at 7PM, (you do not have to be present to win). There will be a band playing at 8:00.

Every participant will receive a goodie bag and 1 raffle ticket to add to whichever basket they choose.

Date:

February 29th

Times:

3:30 Walking Group starts

4:30 Running Group starts

7:00 Raffle Drawing

8:00 Band

Location:

1357 Central Avenue Middletown, Ohio 45044

Parking:

Free parking behind building and across the street

Tickets:

20.00 Registration

30.00 Registration with a shirt

“After 21 years of service as a police officer, Jamy has never had to fight more than now. Please help her to stay the course and fight through this!”