BILL POND, Columbus, OH: Old Rip Van Winkle, 10 Year
RYAN NACIN, Alexandria, VA: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
BARRY MARTIN, Peru, IN: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
DAVID MACEDON, Moorseville, NC: Luca Mariano Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
BRANDON RAY, Winchester, VA: Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
LUKE CALLAWAY, Findlay, OH: Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
DANIEL VERTREES, Elizabethtown, KY: Pappy Van Winkle 15 Year
JUAN ORTIZ, Kent, OH: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
BRAD HATTON, Jacksonville, FL: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
BEBE POWELL, Owens Cross Roads, AL: Luca Mariano Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
TIM PENNINGTON, Glendale, KY: Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
Give 270 proudly presented a $3,650 donation to the Elizabethtown Rotary Club, raised during Round 14 of the Whiskey Wednesdays raffle series. These funds will go directly to the club’s scholarship program, supporting students in the Elizabethtown area as they pursue higher education.
Each year, the Elizabethtown Rotary Club awards scholarships to deserving local students—helping remove financial barriers to college and post-secondary opportunities. By investing in these young leaders, the Rotary Club is living out its mission of “Service Above Self” and strengthening the future of our community.
Thanks to the support of our Whiskey Wednesday participants, this contribution is another great example of how a simple $5 ticket can have a lasting impact. Together, we’re turning bourbon into a force for good—one bottle and one student at a time.
To learn more about Give 270 and future raffles that support causes like this, visit give270.org.
Whiskey Wednesday Round 15 is off to a powerful start, and we’re thrilled to share that April 16th Whiskey Wednesday raised $3,136.30 for the Elizabethtown Community & Technical College (ECTC) Foundation!
Each round of Whiskey Wednesday brings together our generous community for a chance to win top-notch bottles of bourbon—and more importantly, to give back to causes making a real impact right here at home. This week was no exception.
The ECTC Foundation plays a vital role in improving lives across our region by supporting students, faculty, and strategic college initiatives. Through scholarships, program development, and emergency student assistance, the foundation ensures that more people have access to education, training, and the tools they need to succeed.
As their mission states: “Better Lives for a Better Community.” And thanks to our Whiskey Wednesday supporters, over $3,100 will go toward making that mission a reality.
👉 Learn more about the foundation here: https://elizabethtown.kctcs.edu/ectc-for-better-lives/index.html
To everyone who bought a ticket, spread the word, or raised a glass in support—thank you. Your generosity continues to show just how powerful a simple $5 ticket (and a good pour of bourbon) can be.
Stay tuned for more – we’re just getting started. Cheers to community, connection, and giving back.
Give 270 continues to invest in local education with a $3,650 donation to the Radcliff Rotary Club, raised during Round 14 of the organization’s Whiskey Wednesdays raffle. The funds will directly support the club’s scholarship program, which helps local students in Radcliff and Hardin County pursue higher education.
The Radcliff Rotary Club is part of Rotary International, a global network of 1.4 million members committed to service above self. Locally, the Radcliff chapter focuses on community development, youth programs, and supporting education through annual scholarships. The club awards these scholarships to deserving students in the area, helping reduce financial barriers to college, vocational training, or other post-secondary education.
This partnership reflects the power of grassroots fundraising paired with community-focused organizations. The Radcliff Rotary Club continues its mission to make a lasting impact, and with support from donors and organizations like Give 270, more local students are set up for success.For upcoming raffles and ways to support local causes, visit give270.org.
CASANDRA KOHN, Chicago, IL: Van Winkle 12 Year “Lot B”
TIM ISAACS, Elizabethtown, KY: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
GWEN HART, Lexington, KY: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
MATT CONKLIN, West Palm Beach, FL: Luca Mariano Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
ERICK MOSES, Naples, FL: Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
Give 270 has proudly presented a $4,650 check to the Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association following Round 14 of its Whiskey Wednesdays raffle. This contribution will support Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association’s ongoing mission to provide educational scholarships to outstanding students in Hardin County.
The donation includes a $1,000 bonus awarded to Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association for being the most selected nonprofit during this round of the raffle. With each $5 ticket, participants could choose a nonprofit to benefit from their purchase—and more ticket buyers chose Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association than any other organization, a clear reflection of the group’s strong local support.
The Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association is made up of current and retired U.S. Army Sergeants Major. Based in the Fort Knox region, the group is committed to continuing their legacy of leadership by investing in local youth through academic scholarships. By recognizing and rewarding students who demonstrate excellence, leadership, and community involvement, Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association is helping to build a stronger future for Hardin County.To support future rounds or learn more about how Give 270 partners with organizations making a difference, visit give270.org. To explore more about the mission and work of the Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association, visit their Facebook page or connect with members in the Fort Knox community.
Cory OBrien, Hamden, CT: Old Rip Van Winkle
Lionel Kim, Kaneohe, HI: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
The Lukas, Columbus, IN: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
Jeffrey Noel, Elizabethtown, KY: Luca Mariano Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
Randall Richardson, Huntington, IN: Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
Future farmers just got a boost, thanks to a $3,650 donation from Give 270 to the Central Hardin FFA Alumni. The funding comes from Round 14 of Give 270’s Whiskey Wednesdays raffle—a community-driven fundraiser that blends bourbon enthusiasts with big-hearted giving.
The Central Hardin FFA Alumni supports agricultural education by funding scholarships, leadership opportunities, and hands-on learning for students at Central Hardin High School. This donation will help continue that mission and invest in the future of agriculture in Hardin County.
Give 270 has raised more than $1.8 million since 2016 to support nonprofits and development across Hardin, LaRue, and Meade counties. Learn more or get involved at give270.org.
RYAN LUEBBEN, Milwaukee, WI: Van Winkle 12 Year Lot B
DANIEL HAMMAKER, Plymouth, MI: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
KEN ROBINSON, Farmington, NM: Willet 8 year Rye MANABOUTTOWN Give 270 Single Barrel
NIGEL WASTI, Bethesda, MD: Luca Mariano Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
ADAM RUTH, Alexandria, KY: Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Give 270 Pick
STEVE HARDING, Bowling Green, KY: Buffalo Trace Single Barrel Give 270 Pick 1L