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West Chandler brewery part of Maui victim fundraiser

Hop Central Brewing and Taproom, located on the southwest corner of Ray and Rural roads in West Chandler, said it’s entering into a partnership that will help benefit Maui wildfire victims.

Hop Central will partner with Dark Sky Brewing of Flagstaff for a “Kōkua Project.”

Kōkua, according to several Hawaiian business websites, is a Hawaiian word for help or unselfish acts for others.

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West Chandler brewery part of Maui victim fundraiser

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Hop Central Brewing and Taproom, located on the southwest corner of Ray and Rural roads in West Chandler, said it’s entering into a partnership that will help benefit Maui wildfire victims.

Hop Central will partner with Dark Sky Brewing of Flagstaff for a “Kōkua Project.”

Kōkua, according to several Hawaiian business websites, is a Hawaiian word for help or unselfish acts for others.

A project initiated by Maui Brewing has united breweries across the U.S., including at least 15 Arizona facilities, with each brewing a session IPA and donating all of the profits to a victim fund.

Hop Central is located at 5055 W. Ray Road, No. 2 in West Chandler.

Learn more at hopcentralbrewery.com or by calling 480-284-6320.

We’d like to invite our readers to submit their civil comments on this topic. Email AZOpinions@iniusa.org. Jason W. Brooks can be reached at jbrooks@iniusa.org.

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