Coca‑Cola launches campaign honoring dedicated college football away-team fans

James Quincey, Chairman and CEO at The Coca Cola Company
James Quincey, Chairman and CEO at The Coca Cola Company - https://www.coca-colacompany.com/
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College football fans are known for their dedication, with traditions and pride often passed down through generations. The Coca‑Cola Company has launched a campaign called “Fan Work is Thirsty Work” to recognize the effort that away-team fans put into supporting their teams.

The campaign highlights the strong sense of community among college football supporters, emphasizing how being a fan requires ongoing commitment that extends beyond attending games. According to the company, these bonds are built on family ties, alumni connections, and local loyalty.

“Fan Work is Thirsty Work” aims to salute those who travel to cheer for their teams at away games, acknowledging the energy and enthusiasm they bring.



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