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Things We Don’t Say: New Open-Source Collab to Support Mental Health

Joining All Together IPA and Black Is Beautiful among recent open-invitation collaborations to raise funds and awareness for a cause, a new effort—called Things We Don’t Say IPA—aims to do the same for mental-health issues.

Brewing Industry Guide Staff Mar 17, 2021 - 2 min read

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Joining All Together IPA and Black Is Beautiful among recent open-invitation collaborations to raise funds and awareness for a cause, a new effort—called Things We Don’t Say IPA—aims to do the same for mental-health issues.

Milwaukee’s Eagle Park Brewing, Malteurop Malting, and Yakima-based Hollingbery & Son Hops recently announced the project, in cooperation with Hope for the Day, a Chicago-based nonprofit that focuses on suicide prevention and mental-health education.

The organizers are inviting any interested breweries to join the project, “a call to empower breweries from around the globe to use their platforms to stand up for those who suffer in silence with their mental health, be it with anxiety, depression, or other mental illness.” More than 110 breweries in four countries have signed up so far.

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