Grand Wine & Spirits, nestled in the heart of Groton, recently concluded its annual Pink Ribbon Campaign with a heartfelt gesture of philanthropy, presenting a substantial donation exceeding $10,000 to the Terri Brodeur Breast Cancer Foundation (TBBCF). Spearheaded by owner Chuck Bowe and his impassioned team spread across five liquor stores, this initiative stands as a poignant testament to their unwavering commitment to community well-being and the pursuit of a cure for breast cancer.

For over a decade, Grand Wine & Spirits has rallied support from corporate sponsors and loyal customers alike during Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. Through the Pink Ribbon Campaign, a portion of proceeds from select pink ribbon-adorned products was dedicated to TBBCF, embodying the spirit of solidarity and compassion that defines this local establishment. With each purchase, patrons not only enjoyed quality libations but also contributed to a cause close to the hearts of many in the community.

This year’s donation, totaling $10,182, marks another milestone in Grand Wine & Spirits’ enduring partnership with TBBCF. The presentation of the check to Amy Caster, Director of Development and Outreach at the foundation, signifies not just a financial contribution but a symbol of hope and solidarity with those battling breast cancer. As Chuck Bowe expressed his gratitude to the Pink Ribbon campaign sponsors, including Kendall Jackson, Jim Beam, Samuel Adams, and others, the collective effort of the community shines brightly in support of this noble cause. Through their ongoing commitment, Grand Wine & Spirits continues to uplift spirits and make a tangible difference in the fight against breast cancer, embodying the true essence of community stewardship and compassion.

For more information about the Teri Brodeur Foundation Please visit https://tbbcf.org/