Category: Check Presentation

  • Give 270 Receives $10,000 Karis Kares Grant to Further Local Impact

    Give 270 Receives $10,000 Karis Kares Grant to Further Local Impact

    Elizabethtown-based nonprofit Give 270 has received a generous $10,000 Karis Kares grant from Karis Management Group, LLC, furthering its mission to support community development and charitable initiatives throughout Hardin, LaRue, and Meade counties.

    Karis Management Group, headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, is a national provider of appraisal services with a philanthropic foundation at its core. Nearly 100% of its profits are dedicated to supporting organizations that create opportunity and prosperity in their local communities. Their contributions extend nationwide, benefiting groups such as the Colorado Fallen Hero Foundation, Meals on Wheels Texas, and Make-A-Wish Central & Western North Carolina. Now, that impact is being felt here in Elizabethtown.

    “We are proud to support Give 270 and the incredible work they are doing to uplift critical organizations and initiatives in their community and beyond,” said Dan Holtzman, COO of Karis Management Group. “At Karis, we strive to create lasting, positive change, and partnering with organizations like Give 270 allows us to extend our reach and make a meaningful difference where it’s needed most.”

    A Partnership to Build a Stronger Community

    The support from Karis Management Group ensures that Give 270 can continue to expand its impact and create even more opportunities for the individuals and organizations it serves.

    “We are incredibly grateful for this generous grant from Karis,” said Give 270 co-founder Kenny Rambo. “With the help of partners like Karis Management Group, we can further our mission and provide meaningful support to those who need it most.”

    As Give 270 continues to grow, the organization remains committed to turning the philanthropic spirit of individuals and the community into action. The support from partners like Karis Management Group is a vital part of that effort, ensuring that the impact of charitable giving continues to reach those who need it most.

    For more information about Give 270 and how you can get involved, visit Give270.org.

  • Stronger Together: Bourbon Community Gives Back to KSP Foundation

    Stronger Together: Bourbon Community Gives Back to KSP Foundation

    The Bourbon Strong 50-4-50 raffle has officially wrapped up, and we want to take a moment to express our gratitude to the Give 270 community. Thanks to all of you, we raised $21,770.05 for the Kentucky State Police Foundation—funding that will directly benefit KSP personnel, programs and initiatives.

    This raffle wasn’t just about winning great bourbon—it was about giving back to the men and women who serve and protect our communities every day. The funds raised will go toward essential resources, training, and support programs that ensure KSP can continue their mission with the tools they need.

    With 50 incredible bourbon prizes and 50 lucky winners, this was one of our most exciting raffles. Whether you walked away with a rare bottle or simply took part to support a great cause, your contribution made a real impact.

    A sincere thank you to everyone who participated, shared and supported this effort. Your generosity strengthens the mission of the KSP Foundation, and we look forward to bringing more opportunities like this to the bourbon community in the future. Stay tuned for what’s next!

  • Give 270 presents proceeds from recent silent auction for hurricane relief

    Give 270 presents proceeds from recent silent auction for hurricane relief

    As a result of a recent silent auction, Give 270 presented $2,500 in support of Hearts with Hands, a 501c(3) non-profit providing physical, spiritual, medical, economic and other necessary aid to victims of poverty, natural disaster, or famine. Give 270 will match the contributions for a total of $5,000. The funds will support the hurricane relief efforts in North Carolina.

  • United Way of Central Kentucky receives over $59,000 after Whiskey Wednesdays

    United Way of Central Kentucky receives over $59,000 after Whiskey Wednesdays

    President/CEO of United Way of Central Kentucky, Christa Shouse, was pleasantly surprised after the reveal of the results from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 12. UWCK received over $59,000 to help fund their Mini-Grants Program. The Mini-Grant Program helps fund projects and initiatives across the UWCK service region: Hardin, LaRue, Meade, Breckenridge, and Grayson Counties.

  • The Trent DiGiuro Foundation receives $30,500 from Give 270

    The Trent DiGiuro Foundation receives $30,500 from Give 270

    Mike and Ann DiGiuro, representing The Trent DiGiuro Foundation, received a proceeds check from Give 270 Board Chair Eric Clemens for $30,500 following the second raffle event hosted by BourbonRaffles.org.

    The DiGiuro’s started The Trent DiGiuro Foundation in honor of their son, Trent, who was tragically killed just three days shy of his 21st birthday. Trent was an accomplished student and athlete, playing as a walk-on offensive lineman at the University of Kentucky. Trent’s parents started the foundation to keep Trent’s memory alive and give back to their community through scholarships for 3 high schools in Oldham County and at the University of Kentucky.

    BOURBONRAFFLES.ORG is a new platform offering fundraising opportunities for the benefit of a broader group of non-profit organizations and worthwhile initiatives. By partnering with groups and organizations that have audiences interested in allocated and collectible whiskeys, Give 270 aims to expand its impact beyond its own region.

  • Leadership Hardin County receives check from Give 270

    Leadership Hardin County receives check from Give 270

    Members of the 2023-2024 Class of Leadership Hardin County received a Whiskey Wednesday’s proceeds check totaling $3,416.23. The proceeds will go to the the class’s philanthropic project in partnership with United Way of Central Kentucky to put book vending machines in an area school. Each year, the Leadership Hardin County class identifies a community need and works together to implement a solution.

    Give 270 designated one week of proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays.

    Learn more about Leadership Hardin County, a program provided by Hardin County Chamber of Commerce.

  • Down Syndrome Association of Heartland receives $2,100 match from Give 270

    Down Syndrome Association of Heartland receives $2,100 match from Give 270

    As part of a special World Down Syndrome Day fundraiser, Give 270 made a $2,100 match to Down Syndrome Association of the Heartland (DSAH). The match gift ended on World Down Syndrome Day (March 21), a global awareness day that has been officially observed by the United Nations since 2012. 

    The amount was inspired by the Down syndrome marker, an extra copy of the 21st chromosome. 

    Funds raised will be used to support individuals with Down syndrome – as well as their families, friends, caregivers, teachers, and coworkers – in Central Kentucky, including Hardin, Grayson, LaRue, Breckinridge, Meade, Nelson and Hart counties. 

    Funding will be used for the following services:

    1. Providing resources for families experiencing a new Down syndrome diagnosis.
    2. Offering weekly and monthly services for individuals with Down syndrome (ex. cooking class, art class, etc.).
    3. Supply regional classrooms with inclusive books.
    4. Raise awareness about Down syndrome in the region.

    Give 270 presented the proceeds check at DSAH’s ribbon cutting for their new facility.

    To support DSAH, individuals, organizations and businesses are encouraged to text TheLuckyFew to 269-89 or visit dsheartland.org.

    DSAH supports individuals with Down syndrome and their loved ones through celebrating, educating, advocating and serving. This includes resources for families following a new Down syndrome diagnosis at birth as well as ongoing education opportunities such as cooking classes for young adults, art classes, group therapy opportunities and more. In addition to the classes, DSAH brings families together through events and ongoing support services.  

  • Fort Knox Spouses and Community Club receive proceeds check plus bonus from Give 270

    Fort Knox Spouses and Community Club receive proceeds check plus bonus from Give 270

    At the conclusion of Round 10: Whiskey Wednesdays, Give 270 presented a proceeds check to Fort Knox Spouses and Community Club for $12,500. The amount included a $2,500 bonus for being the benefiting organization who received the most “clicks” from ticket purchases.

    The Fort Knox Spouses and Community Club is a 501c3 nonprofit organization serving military spouses and the local communities surrounding Fort Knox. Their philanthropic work is in the form of scholarships and grants, and through relationship building sub-clubs.

  • Give 270 presents proceeds check to CHC

    Give 270 presents proceeds check to CHC

    On March 15, representatives from Give 270 presented a $21,000 proceeds check from their recent Bourbon Strong 50-4-50 raffle to the Community Health Clinic. The Community Health Clinic provides basic health care, dental care, prescription assistance, advocacy, and education to the uninsured and underinsured in five central Kentucky counties.

    Winners were drawn on February 28th for 50 bourbon prizes including a variety of allocated and limited release bottles and three grand prizes including a 6-bottle “Pappy” Vertical, an 8-bottle Weller Set (Full Rainbow plus Daniel Weller and BTAC WLW), and a 2012 Old Rip Van Winkle 10 year.

    PHOTO: From left to right, Kenny Rambo, Give 270 co-founder and board member; Amity Brewer, CHC receptionist; Chris Leccese, PA-C, CHC volunteer provider; Jessica Dailey, interim CHC executive director; Bob Krausman, CHC board member; and Eric Clemens, Give 270 board chair.

  • Give 270 Donates $85,000 to CASA of the Heartland

    Give 270 Donates $85,000 to CASA of the Heartland

    As a result of Whiskey Wednesdays Round 9: Pappy Palooza, Give 270 was able to donate $85,000 to CASA of the Heartland, a non-profit child advocacy organization based in Elizabethtown, Ky., that serves all of Hardin County, LaRue County, and Fort Knox. CASA recruits, trains, and supports a network of volunteers, who are court-appointed to act as advocates for abused and neglected children under the protection of the County Family Court system.

    “We were hopeful that this raffle would help us generate funds for CASA, but we were blown away by the generosity of the community and Give 270,” said CASA of the Heartland Executive Director Michelle Kail. “This donation will allow us to continue growing our organization to advocate for even more children in Hardin and LaRue counties.”

    CASA of the Heartland will use the donation funds to help recruit additional volunteers and continue to support current volunteers who advocate for the most vulnerable children in the community. The organization relies on community support and partnerships to accomplish their mission each year.

    To learn more about CASA of the Heartland and their mission, visit casaheartland.org.