Category: charity

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Why You Should Give a Helping Hand to the BC Hospitality Foundation

 mywinepal  June 7, 2018

The people that work in the hospitality industry are there to help me and you, as well as all our guests to this province.  They are baristas, concierges, hotel staff, cooks, winery and brewery workers, waiters, bartenders and wine salespeople.  But just like me and you, they can get sick and need help to get them through their crisis. From the…

National Geographic Photo Ark Exhibition to Open at Liquidity Wines in Okanagan Falls

 mywinepal  May 17, 2018

I have always been a fan of the National Geographic magazine; taking me away to the far reaches of the world, seeing sights that I may never see, allowing me to pour over maps showing the geography of the area.  A piece of National Geographic is coming to the Okanagan, to Liquidity Wines specifically, where the National Geographic Photo Ark…

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GrapeJuice Wine Auction 2017 – Get Your Tickets!

 mywinepal  March 8, 2017

Where, When and How Much is a Ticket? Wednesday, April 26, 2017  from  5:30 PM to 8:30 PM at Aston Martin Vancouver & Bentley Vancouver 1770 Burrard Street, Vancouver $125 per ticket BUY TICKETS TODAY Want to change a girl’s life? Make a donation to sponsor a Big and Little Sister match at the event. Since its inception, GrapeJuice has raised…

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Quick Review: Colby Red 2012 from California

 mywinepal  December 26, 2014

How many people know someone that has been affected by heart problems?  My guess is 100% of you.  The heart is a very important muscle in the body and one that needs special care. To this effect the wine, Colby Red, was produced to support charities promoting heart health. Colby Red came about due to the sickness of Colby Groom. …

The Girls Vivacious Rose and Voluptuous Red

Support The Girls and Breast Cancer Research With These Wines

 mywinepal  September 30, 2014

Breast cancer I hazard to guess has touched every Canadian family in some way or another.  In my family my mother had breast cancer, which was thankfully cured.  I have lost a sister-in-law to breast cancer, and I have a friend who has been treated and is currently in remission, and I hope on the road to being declared cancer-free…