New Belgium’s Clips Of Faith Raises Close To $118,000
New Belgium’s Third Annual Clips of Faith Beer & Film National Tour Raised Close to $118,000 for Local Nonprofits – Successful Season Brought Together 16,400 People in 18 Cities for Outdoor Film and Beer Festivals
Ft. Collins, CO – Clips of Faith, New Belgium Brewing’s traveling philanthropic beer and film festival, recently wrapped up its third successful season, raising $117,656 for local nonprofits (see the city breakdowns below). Approximately 16,400 people came out for homemade films and handmade beers as the tour visited 18 cities across the country. All proceeds from beer sales benefit local nonprofit partners and over its three-year run, Clips of Faith has raised approximately $208,650.
During each event, people were able to watch amateur films, try New Belgium’s Lips of Faith beers and enjoy food from local vendors. Alternative transportation was encouraged and an average of 20 percent of attendees rode bikes to the show. In addition, each event had a zero waste goal, diverting, on average, 83 percent of the waste from landfills.
“We appreciate the hospitality we experienced in each city on the tour,” said Christie Catania, Clips of Faith Manager-at-Large. “We had a fantastic lineup of films, awesome partners and we feel fortunate getting to share our nights alongside friends across the country. Our favorite part is working with our local nonprofit partners, to help them raise money for causes that better the local community.”
The creative team at New Belgium Brewing reviewed and chose the films that went on tour. All selected filmmakers received a custom New Belgium gift and had their films screened in all 18 cities.
If you are a filmmaker, or an aspiring filmmaker, and would like to be part of New Belgium’s 2013 Clips of Faith tour, entries will be accepted January 1 – April 15 at www.clipsoffaith.com.
Clips of Faith City-by-City Breakdown
Grand Totals
- $117,656 raised for nonprofits
- Approximately 16,400 attendees
- 20% attendees arrived on a bike
- 83% average waste diversion rate
St. Louis, MO – May 18
- $3,866 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 500 attendees
- 14% attendees arrived on a bike
- 88% average waste diversion rate
Kansas City, MO – May 31
- $8,864 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1,000 attendees
- 12% attendees arrived on a bike
- 82% average waste diversion rate
Bloomington, IN – June 8
- $6,762 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1,200 attendees
- 13% attendees arrived on a bike
- 97% average waste diversion rate
Des Moines, IA – June 15
- $4,022 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 500 attendees
- 7% attendees arrived on a bike
- 91% average waste diversion rate
Madison, WI – June 21
- $10,582 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1,300 attendees
- 47% attendees arrived on a bike
- 95% average waste diversion rate
Boulder, CO – June 29
- $10,421 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1,600 attendees
- 27% attendees arrived on a bike
- 95% average waste diversion rate
Flagstaff, AZ – July 12
- $5,149 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 500 attendees
- 47% attendees arrived on a bike
Santa Cruz, CA – July 20
- $7,059 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 800 attendees
- 37% attendees arrived on a bike
- 95% average waste diversion rate
Seattle, WA – July 27
- $7,648 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1,200 attendees
- 11% attendees arrived on a bike
- 79% average waste diversion rate
Portland, OR – August 3
- $2,261 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 700 attendees
- 25% attendees arrived on a bike
- 81% average waste diversion rate
Davis, CA – August 10
- $8,519 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1,300 attendees
- 25% attendees arrived on a bike
- 89% average waste diversion rate
Missoula, MT – August 17
- $4,670 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 750 attendees
- 29% attendees arrived on a bike
- 87% average waste diversion rate
Asheville, NC – September 7
- $7,413 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1,250 attendees
- 19% attendees arrived on a bike
- 85% average waste diversion rate
Atlanta, GA – September 14
- $6,189 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 900 attendees
- 18% attendees arrived on a bike
- 89% average waste diversion rate
Athens, GA – September 21
- $2,455 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 500 attendees
- 17% attendees arrived on a bike
- 78% average waste diversion rate
Charleston, SC – September 27
- $5,721 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 850 attendees
- 8% attendees arrived on a bike
- 92% average waste diversion rate
Charlotte, NC – October 5
- $3,461 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 550 attendees
- 6% attendees arrived on a bike
- 84% average waste diversion rate
Knoxville, TN – October 12
- $12,587 raised for local nonprofits
- Approximately 1000 attendees
- 6% attendees arrived on a bike
- 95% average waste diversion rate
About New Belgium Brewing Company
New Belgium Brewing Company, makers of Fat Tire Amber Ale and a host of Belgian-inspired beers, began operations in a tiny Fort Collins basement in 1991. Today, the third largest craft brewer in the U.S., New Belgium produces nine year-round beers; Fat Tire Amber Ale, Sunshine Wheat, Ranger IPA, Belgo IPA, Shift Pale Lager, Blue Paddle Pilsner, 1554 Black Ale, Abbey and Trippel, as well as a host of seasonal releases. In addition to producing world-class beers, New Belgium takes pride in being a responsible corporate role model with progressive programs such as employee ownership, open book management and a commitment to environmental stewardship. For more information, visit www.newbelgium.com – @newbelgium – facebook
