Eagles legend to host 5th annual celebrity bartending event for Eagles Autism Foundation
Jason Kelce loves a good beer, and fans from around the Philadelphia and New Jersey metro area will have another chance to see the All-Pro serving up drinks.
Philadelphia just announced that Kelce will host the 5th annual Team 62 at the Ocean Drive celebrity bartending event in Sea Isle City on Wednesday, June 25, from 4-8 p.m. The event will feature special guests, including Eagles players, team legends, Eagles Cheerleaders, and SWOOP as they work to raise funds for the Eagles Autism Foundation and Team 62.
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The OD is located at 3915 Landis Avenue, Sea Isle City, NJ 08243. Fans and supporters can donate to Jason's Eagles Autism Challenge fundraising page by visiting http://haku.ly/team62.
While VIP tickets are sold out, guests looking to attend can wait in line and pay a $10 donation on a first-come, first-served basis. Proceeds from the evening – cover charge, bartending tips, raffles, merchandise, Eagles memorabilia – will benefit the Eagles Autism Foundation.
For parents looking to get younger kids involved, a family-friendly event hosted by the Eagles Autism Foundation takes place in Excursion Park from 12-3 p.m. The experience is open to all and will feature fun activities, including mini football, cheer, and drumline clinics for guests of all abilities. A $25 donation upon entry will grant families and guests access to the event.
On Thursday, June 26, the Kelce brothers will host the 3rd annual New Heights Beer Bowl from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Sea Isle City Yacht Club. Tickets are sold out for this event.
Fans unable to attend the two-day event can support by donating to Team 62's fundraising page and by bidding on exclusive items in the Team 62 Auction, which runs through Friday, June 27 at 5 p.m.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Jason Kelce to host 5th annual celebrity bartending event for Eagles Autism Foundation
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