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  • Give 270 donates to support FOHCAS

    Give 270 donates to support FOHCAS

    Give 270 recently presented a $2,860 check to Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter made possible through proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 19.

    The donation will support Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter’s mission of advocating for animal welfare and creating a compassionate community where every dog and cat is valued. Through support of Hardin County Animal Care and Control, community education, collaboration, and fundraising efforts, the organization works to improve the lives of homeless and unwanted animals throughout the community.

    As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit led entirely by volunteers, all proceeds raised directly support their mission and ongoing efforts to provide care, advocacy, and hope for animals in need.

    We are proud to support Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter and the meaningful impact they continue to make in our community.

  • Raffle Winners Round 19 Week 8

    Raffle Winners Round 19 Week 8

    CHRIS MCKNIGHT, Shepherdsville, Kentucky, Bourbon Buddy Lauren Ice: Thomas H. Handy Rye

    JASON YATES, Cornelius, North Carolina, Bourbon Buddy: Ira Brummit :Luca Mariano Signature Bourbon 

    BEBE POWELL Owens Cross Roads, Alabama , Bourbon Buddy: Mike Matthews: Luca Mariano Single Barrel Bourbon

    JEREMY ROBINSON, Lafayette Louisiana Bourbon Buddy Heidi Robinson: Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L

    WADE HARRIS, Salida, Colorado, Bourbon Buddy Jess Harris: Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L

  • Bourbon Strong 50-4-50 May 2026 Winners

    Bourbon Strong 50-4-50 May 2026 Winners

    PAUL BIANCHI, Austin, TX: “Pappy” Van Winkle 6-Bottle Vertical

    JOSHUA FOGLEMAN, Murfreesboro, TN: E.H. Taylor Warehouse C + E.H. Taylor Amaranth Grain of the Gods

    LEONARD TUTTLE, Clarkston, MI: Weller 6-Bottle “Rainbow” Vertical

    W CLIFTON VAN CLEAVE, Mccomb, MS: Old Forester Birthday 2025

    CHRISTOPHER DITTMER, Des Plaines, IL: Knob Creek 21 Year

    BILL FOGLE, Bardstown, KY: Heaven Hill 90th Anniversary

    MARCOS FLORES, Ocala, FL: Old Stubborn SB 16/148

    BRAD HOLLEY, Eaton Rapids, MI: Old Stubborn SB 12/25

    JAVIER GARCIA, Napa, CA: Old Swagger 12 Year

    BUCK WHEATON, Bixby, OK: Parker’s Heritage

    CRAIG GORDON, Bedias, TX: Safai Bourbon

    LINDA HINES, Powhatan, VA: Blanton’s Takara Red

    RICK KULAWINSKI, Merrill, WI: Blanton’s Gold

    JOSHUA BERKOWITZ, New York, NY: Blanton’s Green

    BRENDAN DIERCKS, Red Bud, IL: Bookers Small Batch

    SETH REED, Alexandria, VA: Bookers Little Book 2022

    JOSHUA BERKOWITZ, New York, NY: Bookers Little Book 2023

    BARBARA SHEEHY, Rineyville, KY: Eagle Rare 12 Year

    NATHAN LINDEMEYER, Dewitt, MI: E.H. Taylor Barrel Proof

    LAURA HAGAN, Bowling Green, KY: Stagg

    ERIK CAMPANA, Greensboro, NC: Elijah Craig 18 Year

    JAMES GOOTE, Grandville, MI: Elmer T. Lee

    MARCOS FLORES, Ocala, FL: 1792 Aged 12 Years

    GREGORY SHOT, Charlotte, NC: Forbidden Bourbon

    RANDY DEAN, Thousand Oaks, CA: Four Roses Single Barrel Barrel Strength

    SAMUEL WELLS, Denver, CO: Kentucky Owl Rye Whiskey 11 Year Small Batch

    MICHAEL WIENER, East Grand Rapids: Heaven Hill Bottled in Bond 7 year

    KEVIN HENDRIX, Metter, GA: Maker’s Mark Private Selection “Fruit Gate”

    MICHAEL KLINGINSMITH, Kearney, NE: Weller SR 1.75

    KRISTIE FLEMING, Charleston, SC: Woodford Double Double Oaked

    GREGORY SHOT, Charlotte, NC: Weller Antique 107

    NATHAN LINDEMEYER, Dewitt, MI: Weller Antique 107

    MATHEW SPENCE, Kinston, NC: Weller Antique 107

    SPENCER HILL, Fisherville, KY: Weller Antique 107

    WILLIAM WEST, Tampa, FL: Weller Antique 107

    NICK ARTYMOWICZ, Tuckahoe, NJ: Weller Antique 107

    ERICK MOSES, Naples, FL: Weller Antique 107

    CHRIS MARSHALL, Parsons, TN: Weller Antique 107

    MICHAEL LISZKA, Naperville, IL: Weller Antique 107

    BRETT SILLMAN, Rockaway, NJ: Weller Antique 107

    STEVEN WEISS, Churchville, VA: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    DAVID CRAKE, Rockaway, NJ: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    WILLIAM WEST, Tampa, FL: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    ROBERT MYERS, Greenwood, IN: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    CHRIS GELSOMINO, Elmhurst, IL: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    SHAWN MYLES, Prosper, TX: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    BRIAN FISHER, Bowling Green, KY: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    JOSH ACREE, Rockwall, TX: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    ROBERT MYERS, Greenwood, IN: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

    DENNIS SEARCY, Mount Vernon, IN: Buffalo Trace 1 Liter

  • Give 270 donates to support Camp Hendon

    Give 270 donates to support Camp Hendon

    Give 270 recently presented an $8,000 check to Camp Hendon through proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 18. The amount included a bonus contribution after Camp Hendon was selected most often at checkout by supporters during the round.

    The donation will help support Camp Hendon’s mission of providing life-changing experiences, educational resources and community support for children living with diabetes and their families across Kentucky.

    Give 270 is proud to support the important impact Camp Hendon continues to make in the lives of children and families.

  • Give 270 donates to support Hardin Country Crime Stoppers

    Give 270 donates to support Hardin Country Crime Stoppers

    Give 270 recently presented a $2,650 check to Hardin County Crime Stoppers made possible through proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 19.

    The donation will support Hardin County Crime Stoppers’ mission of helping make the community safer by partnering with local law enforcement, media and the public to gather information on crimes and criminal activity. Through anonymous tips and cash rewards, the organization plays an important role in supporting public safety across Hardin County.

    We are proud to support the important work Hardin County Crime Stoppers does for the community.

  • Give 270 Helps Support Scholarships for Future Leaders Through KBSMA

    Give 270 Helps Support Scholarships for Future Leaders Through KBSMA

    The Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association recently shared an exciting update on the impact of programs supported through Whiskey Wednesday Round 18.

    “Elizabethtown, KY—The Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association (KBSMA) is
    proud to announce the 2026 recipients of its annual Student Scholarship Program.
    KBSMA will award $1,000 scholarships to six outstanding high school students from
    across the region to support their college education. The scholarships will be formally
    presented at each recipient’s high school awards ceremony.


    KBSMA selected six young scholars to be this year’s recipients:
    Katja Sikorski, Fort Knox Middle High School
    Jaxon Dykes, Fort Knox Middle High School
    Luca Caristi, Meade County High School
    Tessa King, John Hardin High School
    Maribel Sikes, Lions High School (Homeschool)
    Jacob Piasecki, Washington County High School

    The KBSMA scholarship program was established to recognize outstanding students in
    the Kentucky Bluegrass region and assist them with the financial demands of higher
    education. The KBSMA’s Scholarship Program recognizes high school seniors who
    demonstrate academic performance and social values such as integrity, extracurricular
    involvement, community service and demonstrated leadership potential.
    Each year, KBSMA proudly partners with the Fort Knox Spouses and Community Club
    to give thousands of dollars to aspiring college students to aid in their education. Our
    association prides itself in investing in the future generation! These scholarships with
    help empower the next generation of Americans to pursue higher education and assist
    them to achieve their personal goals.“We are proud to recognize this year’s KBSMA Scholarship recipients for their academic achievements, athletic accolades and positive impact to their communities,” said Alex Licea, KBSMA President. “These scholarships show our commitment to help the next generation of leaders strive through the power of education, and we look forward to the positive impacts they will make in the future.”
    Family members, friends, and school officials are invited to attend the scholarship
    presentations during each school’s upcoming awards ceremony.
    A special thanks to our friends at Give 270 for helping our association make programs
    like this possible! About the Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeant Major Association:
    The Kentucky Bluegrass Sergeants Major Association is a group of dedicated members
    supporting education, veterans’ affairs, and community development throughout
    Kentucky. Through its scholarship program and other initiatives, the organization
    continues to invest in the future of Kentucky’s youth while honoring the legacy of military
    service.”

  • Give 270 donates to support JT’s Way

    Give 270 donates to support JT’s Way

    Give 270 recently presented a $3,700 check to JT’s Way made possible through proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 19.

    The donation will support JT’s Way’s mission of helping families during the heartbreaking loss of a child by providing financial assistance and connecting them with local grief counseling and support resources. Through its Christ-centered outreach, the organization works to ease both the emotional and financial burdens families face during difficult times.

    We are proud to support JT’s Way and the meaningful impact they make for families in need.

  • Raffle Winners Round 19 Week 7

    Raffle Winners Round 19 Week 7

    IAN YURMANOVIC, Henderson, Nevada, Bourbon Buddy Jordan Yurmanovic: Weller Single Barrel

    JEREMY ROBINSON, Lafayette Louisiana Bourbon Buddy Heidi Robinson :Luca Mariano Signature Bourbon 

    KERI HODGE Shepherdsville Ky , Bourbon Buddy: Sara Austin: Luca Mariano Single Barrel Bourbon

    RYAN NACIN, Alexandria VA, Bourbon Buddy Fred Lang: Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1 L

    JEFF BOWEN, Council Bluffs, Iowa; L Bourbon Buddy Briggs Bowen Buffalo Trace Give 270 Sazerac Barrel Select 1L

  • Give 270 donates to support the Hardin County History Museum

    Give 270 donates to support the Hardin County History Museum

    Give 270 recently presented a $2,960 check to the Hardin County History Museum made possible through proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 19.

    The donation will support the museum’s mission of preserving and sharing Hardin County’s rich history through exhibits, educational programs and community outreach. Since opening in 2003, the museum has served as a cultural resource for residents and visitors while providing free access to local history for all.

    We are proud to support the museum and help preserve the community’s heritage for future generations.

  • Give 270 Donates to support The Shelby County Stars

    Give 270 Donates to support The Shelby County Stars

    Give 270 recently presented a $3,820 check to Shelby County Stars made possible through proceeds from Whiskey Wednesdays Round 19.

    The donation will support the Shelby County Stars, a local branch of Special Olympics Kentucky, and their mission of empowering athletes with exceptional needs through sports, teamwork and community involvement. Through training, competition and community support, the organization helps athletes build confidence, form lasting friendships and celebrate their abilities both on and off the field.

    We are proud to support the Shelby County Stars and the inspiring work they do each day.