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Hopleaf Giving ALL May 1 Proceeds To Broke Neighborhood School

By Linze Rice | March 30, 2016 2:15pm | Updated on April 25, 2016 8:58am
 On May 1, Friends of Peirce are holding a fundraiser with a goal of $20,000 at Hopleaf bar in Andersonville. All of the proceeds from the day will go to the school.
On May 1, Friends of Peirce are holding a fundraiser with a goal of $20,000 at Hopleaf bar in Andersonville. All of the proceeds from the day will go to the school.
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ANDERSONVILLE — North Siders can show support for a local elementary school the best way Chicagoans know how: Eating food and drinking beer.

Hopleaf bar, just south of Foster Avenue on Clark Street, is hosting a "Friends of Peirce" day May 1 with a goal of raising $20,000 for neighboring Peirce Elementary School.

Except for tips and tax, 100 percent of the proceeds throughout the day go to the school.

Open from noon-2 a.m. (with food being served until 10 p.m.), the special event requires no RSVPs or tickets — but will feature a food, drink, and wine menu in addition to the pub's regular full bar.

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"You are bound to find a familiar face from Andersonville, Edgewater, or Peirce that day," organizers wrote in a flier for the event. "This is a crucial time for our school as budget cuts loom going into next year."

Hopleaf is at 5148 N. Clark St.

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