One Riverside nonprofit, the Frederick Law Olmsted Society of Riverside, never expected to see a dime of the $29,542 they fundraised last year. The organization is responsible for planting, landscaping and educational presentations in the village. “Every year in the fall, we try and have our annual fundraiser, which is a craft beer festival called ‘Hop Stop,’” Kim Freeark, a member of the Olmstead Society, told NBC Chicago. Over the last few years, the nonprofit used an online company called “Brown Paper Tickets” to issue the digital tickets for the Hop Stop. Freeark said there was never a problem until the 2023 event last September. Despite 2023 being the most successful
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