The Alzheimer’s Association, Central New York Chapter has partnered with Lakeland Winery on a unique partnership to raise awareness and funds for the Chapter’s work. Lakeland Winery will donate $2 from the sale of their most popular wines to the Chapter.
(From left): Movin 100.3/96.5 personality Heather, Christina Hodges of Lakeland Winery, and Chapter CEO Cathy James announce the partnership between the Chapter and the Winery.
“Many people recognize that Alzheimer’s disease is a major public health issue,” Catherine James, chief executive officer for the Alzheimer’s Association, Central New York Chapter, said. “Corporate partnerships such as this one helps us grow awareness for the disease and our services, and raises the level of conversation in the public. We’re proud of this new relationship with Lakeland Winery.”
From now until September 30, Lakeland Winery will donate $2 from the sale of each 750 mL bottle of Pleasantly Pomegranate and Wild Blueberry to the Chapter. Bottles are $12 each and can be purchased at its retail store, 877 State Fair Blvd., Syracuse, or online at lakelandwinery.com.
Lakeland Winery, founded in 2005 by Syracuse resident Andy Watkins, was the first custom winemaking facility in New York. In addition to its retail sales, Lakeland sells winemaking kits for individuals or groups to make and bottle their own custom wines on the premises.
