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YOU'RE INVITED
Upcoming Events
There are Many Ways to Make a Difference!
Join us for events held throughout the year. From spreading awareness, engaging in impactful training, to raising critical funding, your participation directly helps Live Violence Free provide life-saving support to survivors of violence.
Every Day in May:
Pancakes with a purpose
- 10am - 8:30pm
- Every Day in May
- Lake Tahoe Golf Course
Your pancake breakfast helps support those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse.
Visit these restaurants during the entire month of April to enjoy your breakfast while making a difference in your local community.
Let's Get Groovy
Disco Bingo
- 7pm
- Wednesday, May 28
- South Lake Brewing Company
Come join the BINGO fun and support Live Violence Free
Disco apparel adds to the fun
Bingo cards are only $5 each. Great prizes!
Announcing our new event:
The Best of Purple Party
- 4:30pm
- Saturday, May 31
- Villa Harrah
The Best of Purple Party will feature everything purple (the traditional color representing domestic violence).
The celebration will host approximately 125 guests who will be invited to wear their most festive purple attire. Restaurants, caterers, and bars will offer colorful and flavorful purple beverages (alcoholic and non-alcoholic varieties) in a mixology contest format. In addition, restaurants and bakeries will present tasty purple appetizers and desserts. Florists will be providing unique purple arrangements that will be auctioned off at the end of the event.
There will be an auction focused on one-of-a-kind experiences and excursions, as well as a wine wall.
The beautiful, lakefront Villa Harrah private home is an ideal location to host this event. Beginning at 4:30 p.m., guests will get to see the beauty of Lake Tahoe, tour the home, experience tastings and interactive elements in multiple rooms while learning a bit of the home’s history and interior design. Attendees are invited to stay and watch the sunset across the lake and relax into a special space all while raising funds to help Live Violence Free continue to support those affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse.
Walk a Mile
Walk in Their Shoes
- 3:30-6pm
- Tuesday, June 24
- Caesar Republic Outdoor Concert Venue
Join us for this annual awareness and fundraising event.
Individuals and teams will walk a mile to experience and learn what it might be like to be a survivor of intimate partner violence.
New this year: collaboration with Miss Nevada Organization!
It's Back!
Drag Bingo
- 7pm
- Friday, June 27
- Tipsy Putt
Come join the BINGO fun and support Live Violence Free
The Twampsons are back for a wild time!
Bingo cards are only $5 each. Great prize!
#WALK-A-MILE
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes
Join Live Violence Free and SAVVY from Harvey’s Hotel & Casino for our First Annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes!
Walk a Mile in Her Shoes®: The International Men’s March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault & Gender Violence. It is a dramatic opportunity to raise awareness in your community about the serious causes, effects, and remediations to men’s sexualized violence.
#VOLUNTEERAPPRECIATIONDAY
Celebrating LVF Volunteers
Visit our office in South Lake Tahoe to celebrate our volunteers and learn more about volunteering opportunities.
Light food and refreshments will be provided.
Join us for a Free Community Yoga Class as we acknowledge Mental Health Awareness Month in partnership with Tahoe Bliss Experiences! Yoga mats will be provided, class starts at 5:30, so try to arrive a little before! Suggested Donation is $5 – all proceeds aid survivors!
#DRAGBINGO
JOIN US FOR DRAG BINGO
- 7:00pm- 10:00pm
- June 2nd
- Flatstick Pup
Join us at Flatstick Pub as we kick-off Pride Month in Tahoe with The Twampsons! Come play bingo, win raffle prizes, and get your pride on! Your $30 ticket includes entry for all rounds of Bingo as well as 1 raffle ticket! All proceeds will help to power Live Violence Free’s mission to build a stronger, safer, more inclusive community.
There is an old saying: “You can’t understand another person’s experience until you’ve walked a mile in their shoes.” We will get people listening, learning, and talking about preventing sexualized violence in our community.