Raising a Glass, Responsibly: Legal Considerations for Nonprofits Serving Alcohol at Events
About this episode
This episode discusses the legal considerations for nonprofits serving alcohol at events, including licensing and risk management.
Providers of alcohol, even as a nonprofit hosting a special event, may need to apply for an alcohol license. Before you pour at your next event, make sure you understand Georgia’s alcohol laws and what they mean for your nonprofit. In this episode of the PBPA Podcast, Rich Glaze breaks down the alcohol licensing process, caterer contract considerations, and risk management under social host liability.
People in this episode
Host: Rich Glaze
Topics covered
- alcohol licensing
- nonprofit events
- risk management
- caterer contracts
- Georgia alcohol laws
Keywords
- alcohol license
- nonprofit
- event planning
- social host liability
- caterer contracts
Mentioned in this episode
Places: Georgia
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