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Saturday, February 7th 2009

11:26 AM

Kudos to Molson Brewery for doing the right thing

Hello my fellow pinheads,

Kudos to Molson Brewery for doing the right thing. Molson has taken it upon themselves to help our Canadian Olympic Athletes for the upcoming Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games. They have a pin and yes it is spectacular. To be more to the point Molson has had 10,000 pins produced and approximately 6,000 of the beauties will be given to employees, valued customers (bar owners) and special friends of Molson. You are probably asking what of the remaining 4,000 pins? Well glad you asked but not as glad as our Canadian athletes who are feverishly training for the upcoming Vancouver games. Why are our athletes glad? Because Molson will soon be asking those whom want one of their Olympic pins to make a donation to the Canadian Olympic Committee, who will pass on the money generated by this fantastic endeavour, to our future heroes.

What a great idea and good on Molson for leading the way. Molson will soon be setting up a blog of some sort whereby you can make a nominal payment and get a beautiful and colourful Vancouver 2010 Olympic pin. You will soon be able to see this pin on www.pincollectorssite.com

Thanks Molson for being an industry leader and especially one with a social conscience.

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