Beer and charity mix, says survey
Can drinking beer at the neighborhood bar help charities? Apparently so, in England at least. An unusual new survey of nearly 1,500 British pubs showed that the vast majority of them raised money for charities, contributing an average of $3,500 each.
The survey showed 77 percent donated money to charities last year, and 91 percent expected to donate this year. Raffles and quiz nights were the most popular fundraising events, followed by live music.
The survey was conducted by CGA Strategy for a trade association called Pub Aid, a group formed to spruce up the imagine of drinking establishments.
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