• BARTENDERS BENEVOLENT FUND IN THE NEWS

  • GIVING BACK TO THE BARTENDERS BENEVOLENT FUND

    Rita DeMontis, The Toronto Sun

    Due to COVID-19, the hospitality sector has been heavily impacted, and the livelihood of bartenders, restauranteurs and service staff has been uprooted as they navigate this new reality.

    HOW ONE WOMAN IS HELPING THE BAR INDUSTRY BOUNCE BACK FROM CORONAVIRUS

    Ivy Knight, Refinery29

    Pre-pandemic, Beverly Wooding spent three to four nights a week visiting her favourite Toronto bars. She’s on a first-name basis with most, if not all, of the city’s top bartenders. More than just a regular, they treat her like one of their own. Which she is, in a way.

    CORBY SPIRIT AND WINE DONATES $100,000 TO SUPPORT THE CANADIAN BARTENDING COMMUNITY THIS HOLIDAY SEASON

    Cision

    The donation is part of several initiatives Corby Spirit and Wine is undertaking during the holiday period to help service industry professionals during what is normally the busiest time of year.

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    At the Bartenders Benevolent Fund, we're always working to champion Canada's amazing hospitality community, as well as to expand our reach so we can help those most in need.

     

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