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There are many specific requirements and restrictions that apply to Special
               Occasion Licenses.  The best way to review these requirements is to examine the
               application forms or review the Liquor, Cannabis, Gambling...and Your Fundraising
               Event toolkit.  If underage attendees are present, an addendum must also be filed
               and      may      be     found      online     at    https://lcb.wa.gov/sites/default/files/
               publications/licensing/forms/LIQ-1314-Special-Occasion-License-Addendum3.doc.
               This application (with addendum) is due 60 days before the event.  The address for
               filing  is  on  the  WSLCB  information  page  at  https://lcb.wa.gov/licensing/special-
               occasion-licenses.


                       WSLCB recommends that anyone who is unfamiliar with the requirements or
               the  application  process  for  Special  Occasion  Licenses  contact  customer  services
               staff  by  calling  360-664-1600.    Also,  frequently  asked  questions  about  Special
               Occasion  Licenses  may  be  found  at  https://lcb.wa.gov/licensing/special-occasion-
               licenses/faq.


                       Other Licenses for Nonprofits:  There are several other kinds of alcoholic
               beverage licenses that may be of interest to arts organizations, private clubs, and in
               some  cases  to  other  types  of  nonprofit  organizations.    The  application  process
               usually involves consultation with WSLCB staff because identifying the right license
               can  be  difficult,  and  the  consequences  of  starting  down  the  wrong  path  can  be
               frustrating especially if fees have been paid, expensive.  The telephone number for
               the WSLCB is 360-664-1600.


                   TIP:

               Nonprofits that are exempt from charitable solicitations registration described above, may
               want to register anyway.  Donors often check to see if the nonprofit they are considering
               donating  to  are  registered  with  the  Secretary  of  State  to  verify  they  are  a  registered
               “charitable organization.”


               Resources on Liquor and Cannabis:


                       •      Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board at www.wslcb.wa.gov


                       •      The  Liquor,  Cannabis,  Gambling…and  Your  Fundraising  Event  toolkit
                              (2018)











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