Responsibility.org Welcomes Amazon, American Distilling Institute, Okoboji Wines, and Southern Glazer’s to Corporate Partner Program in Q2 2022
The Responsibility.org Corporate Partner Program underscores these organizations’ commitment to responsibility — saving lives on our nation's roads, keeping alcohol out of youths' hands, and making responsible choices about drinking
Arlington, Va.— Today, Responsibility.org announced the addition of four companies to its Corporate Partner Program in the second quarter of 2022.
“We are excited to welcome Amazon, American Distilling Institute, Okoboji Wines, and Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits to the Responsibility.org Corporate Partner Program. These organizations have established themselves as leaders in their respective industries, and their commitment to social responsibility is an extension of the great work they do as corporate citizens,” said Chris R. Swonger, president and CEO of Distilled Spirits Council of the United States and Responsibility.org. “We applaud these organizations for recognizing the value of a collective impact approach to tackling complex societal issues and for joining our cause to make a positive impact in communities across the country. As an organization, we are committed to increasing our impact and will continue to seek out strategic partnerships with organizations from a wide range of industries to meaningfully address impaired driving, underage drinking, and responsible consumption.”
Amazon, a Responsibility.org Corporate Patron, will work closely with Responsibility.org to advance its corporate responsibility initiatives surrounding alcohol delivery best practices and provide resources on underage drinking prevention. Responsibility.org will also partner with Amazon regarding ID verification and authentication best practices and a common standard when checking identification of individuals purchasing alcohol for delivery.
American Distilling Institute, a Responsibility.org Corporate Supporter, will work closely with Responsibility.org on messaging and resources for Craft Distilleries as well as to showcase their commitment to ending drunk and all impaired driving, preventing underage drinking and empowering adults to make a lifetime of responsible alcohol choices as part of a balanced lifestyle.
Okoboji Wines, a Responsibility.org Corporate Supporter, will work closely with Responsibility.org to further corporate social responsibility efforts, as well as engage in responsible alcohol consumption initiatives and underage drinking prevention campaigns like Alcohol Responsibility Month and We Don’t Serve Teens.
Southern Glazer’s Wine & Spirits, a Responsibility Champion, will partner with Responsibility.org to promote responsible decision-making about beverage alcohol, building on the growing success of their youth alcohol education program to help students make safe, smart choices and its continued engagement with the Wrong Side of the Road program, a powerful program that uses stories from DUI offenders to show the many negative consequences of driving impaired.
The Responsibility.org Corporate Partner Program serves as a vehicle to further the organization’s mission to eliminate underage drinking, stop impaired driving, and promote responsible consumption. The program will seek thought-leadership opportunities for partners to widen the organization’s reach and influence policymaking and social change.
Responsibility.org’s Corporate Partner Program features different partnership package options and is offered to firms, corporations, and associations looking to support the important mission of ending all impaired driving, eliminating underage drinking, and empowering adults to make a lifetime of responsible alcohol choices. Depending on the chosen partnership level, benefits include access to exclusive reports and insights, networking with leaders in peer organizations, opportunities to engage on specific initiatives/media campaigns and broadening the reach and visibility of your corporate responsibility efforts.
To learn more about the Corporate Partner Program, please visit Responsibility.org.