Corks for Kids Path

You Don’t Want to Miss #Corks2022!

For fifteen consecutive years, our signature event – Corks for Kids Path – has benefited the Kids Path program. Each year, a volunteer committee of young professional leaders helps organize and promote Corks for Kids Path to ensure its success. Corks for Kids Path also continues to enjoy the special support of Zeto, Greensboro’s premier wine and cheese shop.

Corks for Kids Path is a wine-tasting extravaganza that, in 15 years, has raised more than $1,600,000 to support Kids Path. The event also features a variety of locally brewed craft beers, hors d’oeuvres and a silent auction. Guests have an opportunity to taste a variety of unique handcrafted wines from small wineries and can place orders for the wines. Zeto generously donates 100% of the profits from any of the completed wine orders.

Regardless of whether or not you attend this year’s event, we encourage you to participate in our Experience Raffle! This year, 100 tickets will be sold for the chance to win your choice of three incredible experiences:

A Guided In-Home Italian Wine Tasting
A New Orleans Vacation with Music and Cruising
A Cocoa Beach Vacation with a Tour of the Kennedy Space Center

You can learn more about this year’s experiences here. Secure your tickets for $100 today: only 100 will be sold! Buy raffle tickets here.

Purchase a Case for the Cause and Zeto will donate the profits to support Kids Path! Zeto has curated three different cases of wine for your enjoyment. A case of Select Reds, Select Whites, or Mixed varietals are available. Each case is a thoughtful combination of wines sure to offer both tried-and-true classics and new, adventurous flavor profiles.
Wine amateurs and aficionados alike will delight in Zeto’s expert curation of this year’s wine cases. You do not need to attend the Corks for Kids Path event on June 3rd in order to participate! Learn more here. Every purchase helps the kids. Buy a Case for $250 today!

Corks for Kids Path provides support for medically fragile children and grieving children. The program has been highlighted in The Wall Street Journal and was recognized by the Duke Endowment as a model program. Because of the Duke Endowment’s support and endorsement, there are now 12 hospices in North and South Carolina, and West Virginia that have Kids Path programs.

Corks for Kids Path is an essential fundraiser. Despite the program’s success, it remains vulnerable. Kids Path relies on public support for nearly 70% of its operating budget.