Breweries across South Florida have pooled their resources to help communities in the Bahamas that were decimated by Hurricane Dorian.
Dorian made landfall in the northern Bahamas September 1 as a Category 5 hurricane with sustained winds of 185 mph, according to the National Hurricane Center, and was stationary over the area for nearly two days. At least 20 deaths have been attributed to Dorian in Abaco and Grand Bahama alone, according to the Nassau Guardian.
Breweries from Miami-Dade to Palm Beach have organized their efforts to donate supplies and raise money for those affected.
Below is a list of South Florida breweries gathering supplies and funds to help the people of the Bahamas.
If you are from a brewery, bar, or restaurant that's organizing any fundraising activity or supply drive, please email cafe@miaminewtimes.com with details.
The brewery recently released Bahama Yellow, a Hefeweizen. Purchase the Bahamas-themed beer and the proceeds will go to Dorian relief. Beat Culture has also joined forces with Abarth Club Florida and Corsa Club America to hold a hurricane-relief drive at the brewery Monday, September 9, from 7 to 10 p.m. Find details on Beat Culture's Facebook page. Due South Brewing Co.
2900 High Ridge Rd., #3, Boynton Beach
561-463-2337
duesouthbrewing.com
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