WeldWerks launches IPA series to benefit nonprofits

GREELEY — WeldWerks Brewing Co. has launched an IPA series to benefit local nonprofits.

The Greeley-based brewery will issue a rotating series of philanthropic IPAs — dubbed 10K IPA — that will include a different theme and a different partner nonprofit each quarter. The selected nonprofit partner will receive a $10,000 donation from proceeds of sale of the beer.

The inaugural entry, 10K IPA: Unite Edition, will support the University of Northern Colorado’s UNITE — Understanding & Navigating Inclusion Through Education — Program, which promotes diversity, equity and inclusion on the UNC campus, and the university’s Gender & Sexuality Resource Center, a mentor program that supports undergraduates along the gender, sexuality and romantic spectrums.

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“Since the day we launched WeldWerks Brewing, we sought to utilize our beer as a vehicle to help reinvest in our local community,” WeldWerks announced on the company’s Facebook page. “Breweries have always served as community gathering places fueled by locals. And that spirit of togetherness has inspired us to re-invest in those who have supported us along the way.”

The UNITE Edition is a Double IPA with Citra, Strata, and Idaho Gem hops. It will be available March 12 in the Greeley tasting room and for limited distribution in Boulder and Fort Collins beginning March 15.