Liquid Catering and The Old Cigar Warehouse gave more than $30,000 in 2015
January 6, 2016
GREENVILLE, SC – Liquid Catering and The Old Cigar Warehouse donated more than $30,000 in product and services along with 800 volunteer’s hours to Upstate agencies in 2016 — marking a new record for the sister businesses.
“At our core, Liquid Catering and The Old Cigar Warehouse are South Carolina companies and we believe in giving back to those who make our region great,” said Tammy Johnson, owner of the two firms. “We can’t support everyone, but we make corporate giving a big part of what we do.”
Events that Liquid Catering and The Old Cigar Warehouse supported ranged from one of the South’s major food festivals, Euphoria, to The Goodwill Mud Run to the Greenville Zoo Foundation’s annual Sippin’ Safari. In addition, The Old Cigar Warehouse hosted the Greenville Humane Society’s Pawmetto Derby in April and the Governor’s School for the Art’s Songwriters in the Round in November.
The two firms also supported events for the Greenville Chamber of Commerce and the United Way, Johnson said.
“We donate to events that we feel help make Greenville a better place to live,” she said.
About Liquid Catering
Liquid Catering is the Upstate’s premier special event bartending company. Their team focuses on providing full-service bar and beverage catering for weddings, corporate events, galas and more. With an experienced staff of 50, and more than 1,000 successful events completed, Liquid Catering has the experience to make your occasion amazing. Aside from catering, the company also offers cocktail mixing classes, wine classes and event staffing.
For more information, or to book Liquid Catering for your event, visit www.liquid-catering.com.
About the Old Cigar Warehouse
Located at 912 S. Main Street across from Fluor Field in the West End, The Old Cigar Warehouse features more than 7,000 square feet of event space, an open catering policy and full event support, allowing the venue to deliver a seamless event.
The Old Cigar Warehouse was built in 1882 and historically used as a warehouse for cigars and cotton. With 45-foot-high ceilings, exposed brick and stained floors, the warehouse is sure to inspire the most creative of events.
Learn more at www.oldcigarwarehouse.com.
