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It is through fundraising events that we inspire individuals and our community against domestic violence. These opportunities educate the supporters of our programs, heightens our influence and reach, as well as celebrates SafeNest’s impact on our local community. For inquiries, please email
Hope & Herstory: A Women's History Month Trivia Night
Sponsored by Bentley Las Vegas | In collaboration with Metro Pizza | Benefiting SafeNest
Celebrate Women’s History Month with an evening of fun, friendly competition, and community at The Nest at SafeNest!
Join us for a lively trivia night featuring multiple categories—with special questions woven throughout highlighting powerful women, historic milestones, and moments that shaped history. Whether you’re a trivia pro or just in it for the laughs, this is your chance to test your knowledge while supporting a meaningful cause.
Guests ages 18+ are welcome to attend.
- Pizza will be provided
- Cash bar available
- Guests are welcome to bring their own snacks and non-alcoholic beverages
- Come dressed as your favorite woman in history!
Voices of Strength:
Men as Allies
Also in recognition of Women’s History Month, SafeNest invites you to join Men as Allies, a thoughtful panel conversation centered on the critical role men can play in ending domestic and sexual violence.
This discussion will explore what meaningful allyship looks like in practice, from listening to and supporting survivors, to challenging harmful norms, and using influence and leadership to promote safety, accountability, and respect. Panelists will also address the importance of engaging men who have caused harm, emphasizing responsibility, behavior change, and pathways toward healthier, nonviolent relationships.
This panel is designed for community leaders, professionals, advocates, and anyone interested in creating safer communities through education, reflection, and action.
We invite you to be part of this important conversation as we work toward accountability, healing, and lasting change.
Integrating Wellness into Practice: The Mind-Body Healing & Empowerment
Join UNLV for a holisitic and educational wellness seminar to recharge and thrive! If you are feelling overwhelmed, stressed, and tired, this seminar is for you. Walk away feeling motivated, refreshed, empowered, and equipped with tools to support your long-term wellness and self-care needs. Open to healthcare professsionals, and other personnel working with victims of trauma/violence/crime, as well as those exposed to secondary traumatic stress at work!
This evidence-based, interactive and energizing Holistic Wellness Seminar has been designed specifically to help working healthcare professionals and others reset and prioritize their well-being by learning about effective self-care strategies to reduce burnout, fatigue, and stress. In professions where you care for others, this event is all about taking care of you.
Get ready for an engaging experience filled with self-care strategies, stress-relief techniques, and holistic wellness practices you can start using right away and on your own time.
Rooted in Resilience: Black Families Healing from Domestic Abuse
This interactive workshop, led by Dr. Valerie Taylor, uses a culturally grounded and trauma-centered care approach to honor the strength, courage, and resilience of Black families impacted by domestic violence. Drawing from shared history, culture, and collective care, this workshop explores pathways toward safety and healing beyond intergenerational trauma. Participants will gain meaningful insight, grounding tools, and encouragement to support their personal and collective healing.
Who should attend? This lunch-and-learn is ideal for professionals, community partners, survivors, and survivor family members.
Light refreshments will be available. Attendees are welcome to bring your lunch.
Supporting Pregnant Survivors: Trauma-Informed Victim Services
Pregnancy can significantly increase risk and complexity for individuals experiencing abuse, creating urgent safety concerns and difficult decisions. This training equips victim service providers with trauma-informed strategies to support pregnant survivors with compassion, neutrality, and accurate information.
Led by SafeNest’s Megan Lopez, VP of One Safe Place, and Andrea Furtos, Director of Clinical Services.
Participants will explore the intersection of reproductive health and intimate partner violence, review options and resources available to survivors in Nevada, and learn how to navigate sensitive conversations in a way that honors survivor autonomy, safety, and dignity.
Who should attend? This event is ideal for victim service providers and professionals who work alongside survivors and are committed to strengthening their response and impact. It is especially valuable for advocates, attorneys, court personnel, law enforcement officers, healthcare providers, government and nonprofit staff, faith leaders, and community responders who play a critical role in supporting individuals and families affected by violence.
Light refreshments will be available. Attendees are welcome to bring your lunch.
Saddles, Sips, & Support: A SafeNest Food & Pub Crawl
Howdy, Partner! A Wild West night is ridin’ into town, and you’re invited.
Saddles, Sips, & Support is where country charm meets a powerful cause. Dust off your boots, grab your cowboy hat, and join us at The Nest at SafeNest on Friday, May 8th for a high-spirited pub and food crawl featuring signature sips, delicious bites, lively entertainment, and plenty of toe-tapping fun.
Whether you’re two-stepping between stops or just raising a glass with friends, every moment supports SafeNest’s mission to end domestic and sexual violence. Come for the fun, stay for the impact—because hope starts here.
Guests ages 21+ are welcome to attend.
All cowgirls and cowboys are free to come dressed in their favorite western attire and bring their Wild West spirit for a night to remember.
Proceeds from this event directly support SafeNest programs, including Camp HOPE, a transformative week-long summer camp for children ages 7–17 who have been impacted by domestic violence.
7th annual Run for Hope 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run
We held our 7th Annual Run for Hope 5K & 1 Mile Fun Run with 200 participants at Wayne Bunker Park—a morning filled with fun, hope, and purpose. From yoga and our Health + Wellness Fair to delicious coffee and inspiring runners, this year’s race was truly one for the books. Proceeds from the event help fund SafeNest services like shelter, counseling, and pet care for survivors and their families.