Hope NV + Hospitality - Project Real

THE CAMPAIGN

Following a successful state-wide initiative in October that funded service to more than 150 students during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Hope & Hospitality returns exclusively to Northern Nevada this February for National Teen Dating Violence Prevention Month.

During this month-long campaign, craft food & beverage businesses throughout Northern Nevada are partnering up with Project REAL to prevent domestic violence among the teens of Northern Nevada’s counties through education.

Each partner has set a charitable item in support of the work being done to prevent domestic violence by educating teens about red flags, cyclical abuse, and other information that can help them leave relationships long before they become abusive, toxic, or downright dangerous.

When a charitable item is sold, at least $1 from that sale will be donated to Project REAL as part of our HOPE + HOSPITALITY Campaign. With orange being the color representing Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, you'll notice many of our partners have incorporated orange ingredients into their charitable items.

Funds raised by the campaign will be used to provide Northern Nevada’s teens with evidence-based interactive experiences that actively prevent domestic violence among teens and young independent adults.

PARTNERS & SPECIALS

HOPE & HOSPITALITY PARTNERS

Cucina Lupo
Arancione
Bourbon, Apricot Liqueur, Orange Bitters, Housemade Orange Blossom Syrup

Great Basin Brewing Co. (Both locations)
Firelit Haze
Hazy IPA

Liberty Food & Wine Exchange
My Darling Clementine
Tahoe Blue Vodka, Orange Curacao, Aperol, Lemon, Orange Bitters

Overland Restaurant & Pub
Orange Creamsicle Cocktail
Vanilla Vodka, Orange Soda, Whip Cream

Pizzeria Lupo
Orange Combo
Buffalo Chicken Pizza & an Orange Fanta

Playfield 76
Harvey Wallbanger
Vodka, Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice, Galliano Float

The Union
Beermosa
Cerveza de la Casa Lager + Orange Juice

DO MORE - YOU CAN HELP

Get Involved

If you've even skimmed our guide and feel moved to act, we want your help!

Teachers, Admins, & Education Professionals:
We hope this material will be formerly taught in Nevada's social studies or health classes one day, with teaching standards, content correlations, and the works. Until that day comes, we would still greatly appreciate your support by having the chance to distribute our books to your students. We'll provide free print-copies of Government, Adult Interactions, & You and free pdf copies are always available on this mini-site, as well as the more student-friendly https://projectrealnv.org/relationships/ Please contact us to get this material into your school as quickly as possible.

Parents, Guardians & Other Concerned Citizens:
There is no cost to any community that wishes to get the Government, Adult Interactions, & You guide into the hands of the youth you'd like to help prepare for adult relationships. Our challenge is getting it into their hands! You can help by contacting school administrators, health & civics instructors, and even your state law makers. Asking them to help make sure this no-cost educational resource is readily available to Nevada's students can and will have an impact if enough of you get involved. If you'd like to do more, please contact Project REAL to see how your energy can be put to

Other Invested Stakeholders:
Politicians, Activists, and Nonprofit Leaders from all across Nevada - we want to work with you! With invaluable input from SAFE House and Cupcake Girls, we've created a slim-yet-direct textbook filled with information that can save lives. The best part? It's free! While we may seek out funding support for print copies, there is no cost to downloading a free pdf, and we have made our guide available for use to all Nevadan's for free. There's no licensing fees, no barriers, no tricks. As some well known poets once said “The best things in life are free, but…”. We can make the book free, but it's potential for impact relies on you! Please, contact Project REAL to see how you can apply your influence and position in the community to protect Nevada's young people from the dangers of domestic violence this year, and for many years to come.