Help Me Help My Friends

One of the items on my 30-while-30 list is to walk another Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. I have signed up to walk in New York City the weekend of October 15-16. And to help me with the walk, two of my friends, Katie and Lisa agreed to walk with me.

This is a huge committment that they are making with me. Not only are we going to walk 40 miles that weekend in October, but we’ll also be doing lots of training in the weeks and months leading up to the walk (in fact, Katie and I walked 10 miles on Saturday!).

Along with the training, comes the fundraising. The minimum fundraising requirement is $1800 per person. I had an easy time getting to my minimum since I did the walk last year and have a great deal of support from my family and friends.

I want to help my friends get to their minimums since they’re helping me by joining me on the walk. Here’s where you come in. I’m asking you guys to make a donation to my friend’s walk. Any amount helps and is greatly appreciated.

What’s in it for you?

  • I will be baking up some of my favorite cookies and brownies to send to one of you.
  • If you donate $5 or more to either Katie or Lisa during the month of July, you will be entered to win this package of goodies from me (you’ll get one entry for every $5 you donate, so if you donate $25, that’s five entries).

To sweeten the deal:

  • If you guys, my readers, donate a cumulative total of $50 to both Katie and Lisa, I will match your donations!So your $50 will turn into a $100 donation.

And the cherry on top:

  • To raise the stakes even higher, since my company matches donations, my $50 will turn into a $100 donation. That means that your $50 will actually turn into $150! If you guys get up to $100 apiece, those donations will turn into a $300 donation! 
  • So please consider making a $5 donation to my teammates, Katie and Lisa.

Note:

  • My offer to match your cumulative donations does not kick in until the total is $50 to both Katie and Lisa. I will cap out my donations at $100 each for Katie and Lisa.
  • Once you have made your donation, email me so that you can be entered to win the box of baked goods!
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7 Responses to “Friday Faves – The Cupcake Project makes Hefeweizen Cupcakes”

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    Lilly Sue — April 22, 2013 at 3:21 pm

    YUM! I am making beer cupcakes soon! 😀

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    Beerhound — November 30, 2013 at 10:50 am

    Try putting some ground coriander seeds in the glaze as well, and you have a belgian witbier cupcake. Turned out awesome! Thanks for the great recipie

    • beantownbaker — December 1st, 2013 @ 6:49 pm

      Oh what a great suggestion – thanks!

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    Melissa — January 31, 2014 at 9:26 pm

    Thinking about making these for the superbowl, do you think i could add food coloring to the glaze? Or would these work still with a buttercream? I want to do team colors. Thanks for the great recipe!

    • beantownbaker — February 3rd, 2014 @ 4:54 pm

      Sorry for not responding sooner. Food coloring could definitely be added to the glaze. Did you end up doing that or doing buttercream?

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    Chelsea — October 28, 2016 at 7:30 pm

    This looks great! How strong is the Hefeweizen laste in the actual cupcake without glaze? I’m making a cake for a brewery with a Hef that just won an award and was going to go for a flavored crusted buttercream to draw on instead of glaze and just wondering the taste of the cake. Thank you and love your site!

    • beantownbaker — November 2nd, 2016 @ 9:02 pm

      This was a guest post and I didn’t actually make the recipe. I would assume it’s pretty subtle…

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