Happy hour to help disadvantaged children in Denver | Community Spirit

With the hope of providing a better life for children in the local community, the Mile High Society Project will host its next social benefit event for The Denver Active 20-30 Children’s Foundation Feb. 3 at The Whiskey Bar Downtown. A $15 donation at the door goes straight into the pockets of the selected beneficiary – and gets attendees a complimentary cocktail and appetizers. Altitude Peak Fitness will guest host the event, providing support and collaboration.

The Mile High Society Project launched in August 2010 and holds happy hour benefit events the first Thursday of every month for a different non-profit at a different bar or restaurant. Locals are encouraged to “party for a purpose” and give back to local social causes while networking and socializing at various Denver hotspots.Mile High Society Project Benefit for The Denver Active 20-30 Children’s Foundation

When: Thurs. Feb. 3

Where: The Whiskey Bar, 2203 Larimer St.

Time: 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.

How: Donate $15 at the door; first drink is on the house; 100 percent of event proceeds go directly to The Denver Active 20-30 Children’s Foundation and the betterment and welfare of the children in the local community.

·     The group’s last event benefited YouthBiz, to help advance the “social and economic empowerment of youth through a focus on business, academics, and leadership.” The November event benefited Family HomeStead and raised $1,225 to go toward providing emergency and transitional housing and supportive case management to homeless families with children.

For more information, contact Gretchen Welde at 303.902.3023. Find the Mile High Society Project online at www.milehighsocietyproject.org or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/milehighsocietyproject.

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