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on May. 5, 2021 - 1:58 PM
With every mass shooting in the U.S., previous tragedies tends to slip away from memory. A group of Boulder, Colorado breweries is making sure that doesn’t happen with the tragedy that struck its community on March 22.
Bootstrap Brewing Co., Left Hand Brewing, Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery, Oskar Blues Brewing, Sanitas Brewing Co., and Upslope Brewing Company have teamed up with creative agency Fortnight Collective to create “Colorado Care Can,” an assortment of community crafted beers to support The Colorado Healing Fund.
100% of the proceeds from CO Care Can sales will go to the non-profit organization created in 2018 to assist local communities with the financial, emotional and physical needs of victims of mass tragedies that occur in the state of Colorado.
Boulder, CO – To support victims, families, and those directly impacted by the Boulder Supermarket Tragedy, local breweries, Upslope Brewing Company, Oskar Blues Brewing, Left Hand Brewing, Sanitas Brewing Co., Bootstrap Brewing Co. and Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery have teamed with brand marketing accelerator, Fortnight Collective to create, “Colorado Care Can”, an assortment of community crafted beers provided to support The Colorado Healing Fund and bring hope back to the Boulder community. 100% of the proceeds from CO Care Can will go to Colorado Healing Fund, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created in 2018 to assist local communities with the financial, emotional and physical needs of victims of mass tragedies that occur in the state of Colorado. The organization serves as the secure point for the community to donate and works with the victim advocates and service providers to distribute the funds to victims.
“No kidding, I woke up one morning six and a half years ago and looked at my husband, and told him I was going to create a company that would feature cannabis pairings in unique rural and urban locations,” she remembers.
Mason Jar typically hosts luxurious dinner parties at rural and artsy locations around Denver and the Front Range, serving three-course meals from local chefs while diners light up joints and enjoy an edible or two with their food. Live music is played as guests learn about new cannabis brands and products, and each dinner party is crafted from a seasonal perspective. But over the past year, all of that went up in smoke after in-person cannabis gatherings came to a halt, and organizers have since taken the events online.