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Craft beer giving back: Here’s how No-Li Brewhouse helped its community in 2016

January 2, 2017Chris Crowell

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Born and raised in Spokane, Wash., No-Li Brewhouse is locally owned and community-minded — and also a decorated craft brewer after taking home the 2016 Washington Large Brewery of the Year, NBWA 2015 National Brewer Partner of the Year awards. And while all of that and its 21 international awards are cool, No-Li is always way more hyped by its local outreach and activism. And so are we.

No-Li contributions in 2016

The craft beer industry is a new economic engine in the local Spokane and Pacific NW economy, and No-Li is leading the way by creating local jobs, increasing tourism, supporting the arts and increasing tax revenues paid into the city. Here are the ways No-Li Brewhouse contributed in 2016:

  • Over $25,000 donated to local charities and neighborhoods
  • 60+ No-Li co-workers living in and contributing to Spokane
  • Full-time employees receive 100% dental plan premium paid, 100% Vision plan premium paid & 50% health plan premium paid.

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Collaborations and partnerships

No-Li  is always a visible part of its community, working with the City of Spokane Mayor’s Office to create collaborations and partnerships for neighborhood outreach. Examples include:

  • Spokane Gives,
  • United Way,
  • Visit Spokane,
  • Greater Spokane Incorporated,
  • 12 Spokane Neighborhoods,
  • The Inlander,
  • Out There,
  • Rick Bonino 7 On-Tap,
  • KREM 2,
  • KXLY,
  • KHQ
  • and many more.

Other examples include local partnerships with the Spokane Indians Baseball Club, Spokane Chiefs, Public Facility District, Gonzaga University and teaming with local pubs and hotels to increase tourism.

Spokane craft beer is becoming something more than just a good time. Together with the other 35+ local breweries, No-Li is working hard to ensure that Spokane craft beer continues to build the economy, culture and community. Cheers to that.

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    September 7, 2017 at 10:51 am

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