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Salty Dawg Sailing Association Donates $10,000 to Bitter End YC Employee Relief Fund

By George Day · On October 18, 2017

We sincerely thank all of the Dawgs and friends for their contributions to the BVI Relief Fund to date. During the Salty Dawg Rendezvous at the Annapolis Boat Show, we were thrilled to be able to present a check for $10,000 to the management of the Bitter End Yacht Club. The contribution will help the employees of the Bitter End Yacht Club and the residents of Virgin Gorda as they re-build their lives after the destruction caused by Hurricane Irma. (Pictured left to right are John Glynn, BEYC Marketing Director; Carinne Locher, BEYC Marina Director, and Bill Knowles, President of the SDSA — with Zoe!) Read more. 

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