Funders
Drinkaware is funded by donations from the alcohol industry. An important and ambitious organisation, Drinkaware has a programme of activities designed to attract funding from as broad a range a base of support as possible.
View the funds we have received from our funders since 2007
Current funders include major retailers and producers, including members of The Portman Group who have pledged approximately £2.1 million per year for the first three years of Drinkaware’s operation. We work with a wide selection of organisations to tackle alcohol misuse, to lead education campaigns and develop corporate social responsibility campaigns.
If you would like to support Drinkaware please click here.
Current funders
AB-InBev UK Ltd
Admiral Taverns Ltd
Aldi UK
ASDA Stores Ltd
Bacardi Brown-Forman Brands
Bargain Booze Ltd
Beverage Brands (UK) Ltd
Bibendum Wine Limited
Burns Stewart Distillers Ltd
Carlsberg UK Ltd
Charles Wells Ltd
Constellation Europe Limited
Daniel Thwaites PLC
Diageo Great Britain Ltd
E & J Gallo Winery Europe
Enterprise Inns plc
Everards Brewery Ltd
First Drinks Brands Ltd / William Grant & Sons Ltd
Fosters EMEA ltd
Frederic Robinson Ltd
Fuller Smith & Turner PLC
Halewood
Heineken UK (Scottish and Newcastle)
Inver House Distillers Ltd
J D Wetherspoon plc
JW Lees & Co (Brewers) Ltd
Majestic Wine Warehouses Ltd
Marks & Spencer plc
Marston's PLC
Maxxium UK Ltd
Mitchells and Butlers PLC
Moet Hennessy UK Ltd
Molson Coors Brewing Company UK
Morrison Bowmore Distillers Ltd
Pernod Ricard UK
Punch Taverns plc
SA Brain & Company Ltd
SABMiller PLC
Sainsbury's Supermarkets Ltd
Shepherd Neame Ltd
Spar (UK) Ltd
St Austell Brewery Company Ltd
Tesco PLC
The Co-operative Group (incl Somerfield)
The Edrington Group Ltd/Maxxium UK Ltd
Wadworth Co. Ltd
Waitrose Ltd
Whyte and Mackay ltd
WM Magner Ltd
WM Morrisons Supermarkets plc
Young and Co's Brewery PLC
Become a funder
If you are interested in making a financial contribution towards Drinkaware’s campaigns, please email Katy Evans or telephone her on 020 7766 9900.
The organisation also welcomes individual donations from anyone concerned about alcohol misuse.
Individual donations
If you have found this site helpful, interesting or useful and you wish to support Drinkaware’s work, why not consider a donation? Your donation will help us to achieve our key objectives of helping change the UK drinking culture to help reduce alcohol misuse and alcohol-related harms.
If you, your company, or organisation would like to make a donation, please download a donation form, fill in your details and email it to Katy Evans, alternatively, you can call Katy on: 020 7766 9900.
There are many ways you can donate:
Give regularly by Standing Order - view our downloadable donation form
Or use the same donation form to send a single donation. The donation form includes a GiftAid declaration; if you pay UK tax, signing this declaration will boost your gift by an extra 28p in the £.
Give As You Earn - if your employer operates Give As You Earn, nominate Drinkaware as your chosen charity. This is a very tax effective way to make regular gifts - visit cafonline.org.
Help us after your lifetime - Leaving a gift in your Will (a legacy) will help to ensure that we can continue our valuable work.
If you have already included Drinkaware in your Will, please let us know so that we can acknowledge your generosity. Give shares and securities - you can now give shares and other investments to UK registered charities like Drinkaware. This is a very tax-effective way of giving. Visit cafonline.org
Give us your CAF charity gift vouchers - These are the perfect way to celebrate weddings, birthdays, Christmas and maybe a special anniversary like a Golden Wedding. Visit cafonline.org to find out more.
In Memoriam - If you have lost a loved one due to alcohol misuse you might want to consider making a donation to Drinkaware as a way to remember them and help others. There are many ways to give in memory, for example, you could make a donation to Drinkaware instead of buying flowers for a funeral.
- Page last updated by
- Matthew Bateman, 31 Aug 2010.
- Page checked on
- 16 Sep 2008
