A SAVE A WARRIOR UK CAMPAIGN

Buy SAWUK a Pint

Would you buy SAWUK a drink? We are not asking you to buy us an actual pint. We are asking you to consider donating £5, about the cost of one pint, to help us be there for the next Warrior.

£5. About the cost of a pint. Put to work for the next Warrior.

Ask at the bar how you can support us.

Or donate £5 online
Beer mat asking: Would you buy SAWUK a drink?
One of the four Buy SAWUK a Pint beer-mat designs.
WHY A PINT?

A familiar gesture, put to work.

Most of us would not think twice about buying a mate a drink. So we are asking whether you would give Save A Warrior UK the same amount.

Your £5 joins donations from pubs, clubs, military messes and communities. Together, they help us make places available for men who need Save A Warrior UK.

You may never meet the Warrior your donation helps, and they may never meet you either. But both of you will know the other exists and that their seat was made possible by your generosity.

IN THEIR WORDS

“Somebody made my seat possible.”

The men on these mats describe what that generosity meant to them. The person who helped fund their place did not need to know who would ultimately benefit. They simply chose to give.

Warrior testimony: Save A Warrior UK saved my life.
Help us be there for the next Warrior.
Warrior testimony about a place funded by community generosity.
Your £5 can become part of the next Warrior’s place.
FOR PUBS, CLUBS AND VENUES

Help us put the message where conversations already happen.

Buy SAWUK a Pint is deliberately simple to host. We provide the campaign materials. You give them a place in your venue. Your customers decide whether they want to take part.

  • Put the beer mats on tables and at the bar.
  • Place the official SAWUK coin pot at the bar.
  • Tell the team how customers can support us.
  • Point online donations to this campaign page.

Your staff are not being asked to counsel anyone. They are simply helping someone find Save A Warrior UK.

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