Paint 757 Purple and Take a Stand Against Domestic Violence
Join Samaritan House to take a stand against violence and raise awareness and funds in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month! Wear purple and visit one of our partner businesses below on October 20 to help us “Paint 757 Purple.”
Interested in having your business participate on October 20? It’s not too late to show your support! Contact Kate Celius at (757) 323-6164 or via email at katec@samaratanhouseva.org.
Restaurants, Breweries & Clubs
37th & Zen, Norfolk
Abbey Road, Virginia Beach
The Back Deck, Virginia Beach
Badass Coffee of Hawaii, Virginia Beach
Benchtop Brewing Company, Norfolk
Bubba’s Seafood Restaurant & Crabhouse, Virginia Beach
Asili Catering, Norfolk
Cinema Café, All locations
Dough Boys Pizza, Virginia Beach
Gershwin’s, Downtown Norfolk
MJ’s Tavern, Norfolk
My Vegan Sweeth Tooth, Virginia Beach
The Green Onion, Norfolk
The Green Cat Juice Bar & Market, Virginia Beach
The WAVE, Norfolk
Three Notch’d Craft Kitchen & Brewing, Virginia Beach
Total Wine & More, Norfolk & Virginia Beach
Wasserhund Brewing Company, Virginia Beach
Retail
The Nutrition Corners, Virginia Beach
The Treasure Shop, Norfolk
Bodega Rio Bravo, Williamsburg
Yoga & Fitness Centers
Orange Theory Fitness, Ghent
Orange Theory Fitness, Greenbrier
Orange Theory Fitness, Red Mill
Shine Yoga, Virginia Beach
RockBox Fitness, Chesapeake
Sky’s the Limit Yoga Co., Norfolk
Bhav Brigade, Norfolk
Hair Salons & Stylists
Ava Marie Salon of Creatives, Virginia Beach
G. Patton Salon, Norfolk
Hair Graphics, Virginia Beach
Twisted Scissors Hair Studio, Virginia Beach
Services & Lodging
Molly Maid, Virginia Beach
Smith & Keene, Hampton Roads
The Westin Virginia Beach Town Center
Entertainment
iFly Indoor Skydiving, Virginia Beach
Virginia Stage Company, Norfolk
Zeiders American Dream Theater, Virginia Beach
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About the Campaign
Originating in 2017, the Paint 757 Purple campaign has brought in support from more than 70 different businesses as well as local media and news outlets. What started as an innovative way to grow our support base from our 5k fundraising event in past years, turned into a meaningful way for businesses to get their employees and customers talking about the realities of domestic violence and how to be part of the solution. In its second year, the Paint 757 Purple campaign grew to include a new element that was carried into our third year, where we literally painted 757 purple thanks to beautiful awareness murals in in Virginia Beach.
Our goal for the ‘Paint 757 Purple’ campaign is twofold: to raise funds for the programs that help victims of violence break free from their abusers for good, and continue to raise awareness throughout our community to ensure that people know where to turn if themselves or a loved one are ever in need of help.