(Source: Lipton Hard Iced Tea)
AUSTIN - Lipton Hard Iced Tea announced a give-back program to support communities in Texas affected by recent flash floods, focusing on the Kerr County area.
Texas Flooding Donation
Through Aug. 31, the company will donate proceeds from 12-packs of Lipton Hard Iced Tea sold in Texas, up to $30,000, to the Community Foundation of the Texas Hill Country's Kerr County Flood Relief Fund. The funds will provide immediate and long-term aid to Texans impacted by the floods.
What they're saying:
"We believe in showing up for communities when they need it most," said Lisa Texido, brand director at Lipton Hard Iced Tea. "Since our brand launched in August of last year, Texas has shown us a lot of love. We’re proud to stand with this community and give back."
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Participating retailers across Texas will feature Lipton Hard Iced Tea products during the give-back period. Every 12-pack purchased will contribute to the donation.
About Lipton Hard Iced Tea:
Lipton Hard Iced Tea, a 5% ABV, non-carbonated alcoholic beverage, is made with real Lipton-brewed tea, natural flavors, and a triple-filtered malt base. It is available in Lemon, Peach, Strawberry, Half & Half, and Citrus Green Tea flavors.
The Source: Information in this article is from Lipton Hard Iced Tea.