Yovani Gallardo and the Brewers are teaming with fans to fight ALS.

Brewers, fans join together to help fight Lou Gehrig's disease

Published July 20, 2012 at 9:57 a.m.

On Friday, July 27, the Brewers take on the Washington Nationals at 7:10 p.m. and fans are invited to join Yovani Gallardo and Brewers Community Foundation in striking out Lou Gehrig's Disease by purchasing a special ticket package.

For just $149, fans will receive a ticket in the exclusive Gehl Club at Miller Park, a full buffet, and two complimentary glasses of wine or beer per adult. Plus, fans will take home a limited edition print signed by Yovani Gallardo. A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Wisconsin ALS Association. Seating is limited, so call (414) 902-GAME (4263) or visit brewers.com/giveback today.

Proceeds from this event will flow to Brewers Community Foundation, the official charity of the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Club, and will be specifically earmarked for the Wisconsin ALS Association. For more information on the Wisconsin ALSA, visit them here.

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