Customers at Horsham's Polygon bar have helped to raise funds for Ukraine with a 'Make Drinks Not War' special eventCustomers at Horsham's Polygon bar have helped to raise funds for Ukraine with a 'Make Drinks Not War' special event
Customers at Horsham's Polygon bar have helped to raise funds for Ukraine with a 'Make Drinks Not War' special event

Horsham town centre bar helps raise funds for Ukraine

By Sarah Page
Published 11th Mar 2022, 11:31 BST
Drinkers at a Horsham town centre bar have helped to raise much-needed funds for Ukraine.

Staff at Polygon in Piries Place staged a special anti-war fundraising gig - ‘Make Drinks Not War’ - last night (Thursday).

Special ‘blue and yellow’ concktails were on sale with all proceeds going to the children’s charity UNICEF.

Polygon owner Andrew Harrod and Maitre D Alex Carrero mixed the special ‘Ukraine-coloured’ cocktails and were helped with donations from Japanese vodka and whiskey companies.

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Customers at Horsham's Polygon bar have helped to raise funds for Ukraine with a 'Make Drinks Not War' special event

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Customers at Horsham's Polygon bar have helped to raise funds for Ukraine with a 'Make Drinks Not War' special event

Some of the customers who took part in the fundraising event

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Some of the customers who took part in the fundraising event

Getting into the spirit of things ... while also helping to support war-torn Ukraine

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Getting into the spirit of things ... while also helping to support war-torn Ukraine

Polygon owner Andrew Harrod with Alex Carrero

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Polygon owner Andrew Harrod with Alex Carrero

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