Day of Service
In partnership with Campari, the USBG Foundation is excited to have another year of Day of Service under our belt. 2021 dates will be coming in the future. The goal of this project is to increase our industry's participation in service activities in local communities even in these uncertain and changed times. We are excited to give back across the country!
2020 DAY OF SERVICE
This year our volunteer activities were safe, socially responsible, virtual activities benefiting both local and national organizations.
Thank you to all of our Team Leads and volunteers! You can check out #CampariCares to see posts from our amazing volunteers across the country. See you next year!
ACTIVITIES
This year was a bit different. All activities were online and could be accomplished from the safety of your home, with a computer. All of the activities listed were open to anyone across the country, though some were more locally focused.
Check them out below:
Most Activities are National for 2020
Get Loud
ONLINE
Activity: Negroni Week 2020 is all about supporting not-for-profits that serve the hospitality community in times of need. Help these organizations reach potential donors and beneficiaries through your social media platforms and address lists.
Make Queens Count!
ONLINE
Organizer: Mark Murphy, New York, NY
Activity: Making sure residents of Queens are counted in the 2020 census.
Missing Maps
ONLINE
Organizer: Barri Yanowitz, Baltimore, MD
Activity: Mapathon to help to map areas where humanitarian organizations are trying to meet the needs of vulnerable people.
The Shade Tree
IN-PERSON (TOUCHLESS)
Organizer: Nova Clark, Las Vegas, NV
Activity: Touchless doorstep donation pick up.
Saint City Culinary Foundation
ONLINE
Organizer: Karen Tartt, San Antonio, TX
Activity: Participate in a Vocal iD activity with a focus on culinary and bar language.
Small Kindness Checklist
ONLINE
Organizer: Anne-Louise Marquis
Activity: Sometimes small acts can have a big impact. We know not everyone is able to donate a lot of time on Day of Service, so we have developed a list of acts of service that you can easily do from home. Do just one, do a couple, or tackle them all - up to you.
SmileCard
ONLINE
Organizer: Christina Crout, Charlotte, NC
Activity: Bringing smiles to Senior Care Homes through virtual cards.
THIRST Group
ONLINE
Organizer: Maxwell Britten
Activity: Use social media or phone to increase awareness around the THIRST Group's mission to advocacate for legislation to aid imperiled bars.
Vocal iD
ONLINE
Organizer: Geoffrey Thompson, Boston, MA
Activity: Join others from around the world in sharing the gift of voice through voice recording.