if you do not have a license is thereany way you can provide alcohol ata charity event, without giving it away

Question

we raise money for leukaemia and are putting on a play, we want to provide refreshments( including wine ) but do not have a license, is there any way around this? ie sell raffle tickets instead which can be swapped for your drink?

Answer 1

Not sure how legal it would be. Maybe it needs to be another question. But could you do a raffle where everyone is a winner?

Answer 2

A friend of mine once organised and event and it was too late to get a licence to sell alcohol. So she sold raffle tickets and they were then exchanged for drinks like you mentioned. However, you might need to look into the legalities of this with your local city council and the local police.

Answer 3

Why not apply for a special events licence, you should have one for any public gathering and it can also include the sale of alcohol, under the new licencing laws. You do not need to be a personal licence holder to get one of these as long as you do not apply for more than 10 a year.

Answer 4

you could always try a drinking contest who could drink the most and fastest say 5 cans each hand out a sponser form for them to get in sponsers that way you could prob get more out of what your sellng to get peoples attention have a banner sayin

can drink others under the table have you got a beer belly. join, help us to raise money for the leaukaemia (sponsers to be filled with your friend support )


or something like that good luck hope you can raise some cash

Answer 5

Depends on the state. I found info for Arizona, maybe it would be the same for the rest, I don't know. Here is the web site http://www.scottsdaleaz.gov/licenseguide/licensecatalogdetail.asp?t=sel
You may be able to go to the city site and check it out. This one was for the City of Scottsdale. Good luck!

Answer 6

You could try alcohol free wine, but unless it is a private function in your own home you can not provide alcohol without a licence, you could also try making a fruit punch that would go down well

Answer 7

actually no longer Bruce. Jesus calls for Obedience to his Commandments. The Commandments are a transcript of God's personality. God is the author of his Holy regulation(Exodus 31:18). His regulation is a Revelation of God's will to mankind. to modify the regulation will be equivalent to replacing God. The Bible says "i'm the Lord thy God, i modify no longer." God Holy regulation is immutable. guy does no longer have the ability to modify God's words in any respect. we are obligated by ability of God to save his Commandments. The regulation of God is Holy, merely and reliable(Romans 7:12). The regulation of God is both eternal and customary and it really is been conventional perpetually(Romans 3:31). Jesus stated that he did not come to ruin the regulation(Matthew 5:17-18). Jesus magnified the regulation. He raised the intense moral regularly happening of the regulation at the same time as he lived between adult men. those who receive Christ into their heart and save his Commandments will stay perpetually at the same time as Christ returns the 2d time. particular be conscious: a million John 2:4 a million John 5:3 Revelation 12:17 Revelation 14:12 Revelation 22:14

Answer 8

the only thing you can do is to charge entry and then give each person a set number of 'tokens' with their entry ticket that can be exchanged for drinks. This would be the least hassle!

Answer 9

charge for something that goes with the wine whether the person takes it or not or include a drink with the ticket price.

Answer 10

I believe you can obtain a one-day liquor lisence.many events , both for profit, and non profit serve, charge or provide alcohol to their patrons , if they are willing to accept the liabiltiy insurance as well...you can contact the ABC (your local alcohlic beverage commission) mon-fri they are there to provide you with all the details and fees.