Jameson Serves Up Some Holiday Spirit in Support of Toronto’s Hospitality Industry

For every photo shared with a Jameson Tree this December, the brand will donate funds to support service industry workers in-need

TORONTO, ON Dec. 6, 2021 – The countdown to the holidays is officially on in Toronto, and with festive gatherings filling up calendars from now until New Years Eve, it’s clear that reconnecting with friends and family over dinner and drinks will be the centerpiece of this year’s celebrations. The kind folks at Jameson say, “We know that the last couple of years have been hard, especially for our local bars and bartenders who have faced extraordinary challenges to keep their doors open. That’s why, in the spirit of the giving season, Jameson Irish Whiskey wants to give a little extra cheer in support of the hard working hospitality industry.”

From now until the end of December, Jameson Irish whiskey, will have a unique collection of holiday trees on display at select bars across downtown Toronto. Featuring the iconic green bottles tiered in the shape of a traditional holiday tree, each Jameson Tree invites Torontonians to soak up the season together around its bright and festive backdrop.

“We know that Canadians are excited to come together to celebrate the holidays in a more familiar way this year,” says Anika Sharma, Brand Manager, Jameson Irish Whiskey. “We hope that our festive trees will help bar-goers get into the spirit of the season, and raise some spirits too, by giving back to those tending bar this holiday and beyond.”

Not only will the Jameson Trees add the perfect ambiance to your holiday get together, it also gives quite generously. How much? That’s up to you! By gathering your closest lads and snapping a photo under one of the Jameson Trees, you can help the brand support the Bartenders Benevolent Fund, a non-profit providing resources and funding to hospitality workers in-need.

“While bars and restaurants across Canada have reopened, the impacts of COVID-19 continue to have a lasting impact on the service industry,” says Mat Savulescu, Executive Director, Bartenders Benevolent Fund, “We are grateful for the generous support of Jameson and Canadians, which will help us continue our work to support hospitality professionals and elevate our industry.”

For every picture of a Jameson Tree shared on Instagram tagging @jamesonwhiskey and the bar with #YouGatherWeGive, Jameson will donate $5 to the Bartenders Benevolent Fund, up to a maximum of $20,000. To learn more about Jameson Irish Whiskey, please visit jamesonirishwhishkey.com

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