Ypsilanti, MI
— As fundraising events go, this one's the wurst. And organizers wouldn't have
it any other way. Sunday marks the
second annual Wurst Challenge, which pits participants with big appetites
against 20-foot long bratwursts. The event starts at 5 p.m. at Ypsilanti's
Wurst Bar raises money for the city's FLY Children's Art Center. The bar will donate 10 cents an inch for the
sausage consumed. Participants also are raising money separately. Those who don't nosh on the food chain can
consume a tofu apple bratwurst. Last
year's event raised about $8,000 for scholarships, school outreach the center's
Creativity Lab. Returning for brat
battle is last year's champion, Jason "Knifebeard SausageHawk" Youngs. www.fundraising-ideas.org Monday, March 30, 2015
Fundraiser Challenges Eaters with 20-foot Bratwurst
Ypsilanti, MI
— As fundraising events go, this one's the wurst. And organizers wouldn't have
it any other way. Sunday marks the
second annual Wurst Challenge, which pits participants with big appetites
against 20-foot long bratwursts. The event starts at 5 p.m. at Ypsilanti's
Wurst Bar raises money for the city's FLY Children's Art Center. The bar will donate 10 cents an inch for the
sausage consumed. Participants also are raising money separately. Those who don't nosh on the food chain can
consume a tofu apple bratwurst. Last
year's event raised about $8,000 for scholarships, school outreach the center's
Creativity Lab. Returning for brat
battle is last year's champion, Jason "Knifebeard SausageHawk" Youngs. www.fundraising-ideas.org 
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