how did we get here?

our story

In 2012, co-founder Alan was living in rural Nepal when he contracted a parasite from contaminated water. After recovering back in the UK thanks to the NHS, he was struck by a simple truth: access to clean water, health, and dignity should be a human right, not a privilege of circumstance. 

The experience inspired a vision for a world where everyone, everywhere, has the right to thrive. Guided by this vision, Alan dedicated himself to building organisations that could help drive societal change.

Four years later, Brewgooder was born from a conviction that beer, a global symbol of togetherness and celebration, could become a powerful force for collective action and human progress.