Buy tickets for the 2023 Gala.
The West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence needs your support. Every dollar helps. You could save a life!
Get Purple Gala Tickets Now.
Ticket prices:
~$60 in advance~
~$75 at the door~
~$400 for a reserved table seating eight~
($40 for advocates working for licensed partner organizations.)
To purchase tickets, please donate the necessary amount below and choose “Gala Tickets” in the donation tags field so we’ll know to reserve your seat. (See how.)
If you’re purchasing more than one ticket at a time (including reserved table seating) please enter the names of who will be attending with you in the “notes related to this payment” field at the bottom of this form, so they can be admitted at the door. (If you don’t know who’ll be coming with you, yet, you can use something like “<Your name> Guest 1,” or “<Domestic Violence Shelter Name> Advocate 4.”)
If you’re entitled to a special rate because you’re an advocate, also let us know in the notes field for which partner organization you work.
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Get tickets using PayPal, instead:
In Paypal’s “notes” field, please write “Gala Ticket” or “Gala Tickets.”
If you’re purchasing more than one ticket at a time (including reserved table seating) please enter the names of who will be attending with you in the “notes related to this payment” field, so they can be admitted at the door. (If you don’t know who’ll be coming with you, yet, you can use something like “<Your name> Guest 1,” or “<Domestic Violence Shelter Name> Advocate 4.”)
If you’re entitled to a special rate because you’re an advocate, also note for which partner organization you work.
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Purple Gala proceeds benefit the WV Coalition Against Domestic Violence.
More than a third of women (36%) and more than a quarter of men (29%) have experienced physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetimes – and more than 40% of both women and men have experienced psychological abuse. About 1 in 15 children are exposed to domestic abuse each year, and 90% are direct eyewitnesses. People who are poor, people of color, LGBTQIA+ individuals, seniors, people with disabilities, and other vulnerable populations are disproportionately affected, facing abuse that is more frequent, more severe, or both.
Domestic violence is truly a public health crisis… but together we can work to prevent this violence. Please celebrate the efforts of the people doing this work in West Virginia by attending the 41st Annual Purple Gala.
