Wines For Humanity

Specialties

Enjoy a wine tasting in your living room! Invite your family and friends to taste 7 exclusive bottles of wine from around the world. Sample sets include both red & white wine and usually include a Champagne style sparkling wine. Learn more about wine in a wine party environment and contribute to local charities

Wines for Humanity-​Tampa Bay supports the Hillsborough Homeless Coalition.

We can help with your fund raising, too! Do you need a donation to a local Non-​Profit? Wines for Humanity can donate certificate wine tastings to help your organization. Call us for more details!

History

Established in 2007.

Wines for Humanity was established in 2007 by Anton Steinhart, former President of PRP Wines. Anton wanted to find a way to use his passion for wines to prevent homelessness in families with children. After careful thought, he came up with a way to use direct marketing and the party plan concept to do just that!

Just 5 short years later, Wines for Humanity has contributed more than $ 1,000,000.00 to charities in local communities — The communities where Wine Advisors live and work. Tampa Bay Area non-​profits are lucky to be located in a growing Wines for Humanity area.

Learn more by calling your Wines for Humanity-​Tampa Bay Area Wine Advisor, Lee Ann Carr

Meet the Business Owner

Lee C.

Business Owner

Lee Ann Carr started Wines for Humanity-​Tampa Bay Area in October of 2011. Although she does not have a background in direct selling or the party plan business, she has previous experience as a business owner and a heart for the non-​profit world. Lee Ann loves wine and decided that Wines for Humanity offered the best opportunity to earn an income while helping non-​profits in her own community.

With several years of experience as a Chamber of Commerce Executive, Lee Ann believes in supporting local business and buying locally, when it makes sense.

Lee Ann says «I was recently asked why I supported the Homeless Coalition of Hillsborough County. Homelessness in our community is a growing problem with almost 18,000 people in homelessness in Hillsborough County alone. This number includes Veteran’s and families with children. These families face unimaginable difficulties and cannot be helped in other ways until those needs are met.