Date: Friday, November 8th, 2024
Venue: On Jackson
245 E. Jackson St., Phoenix, AZ 85004
Time: 4:30pm - 8:30pm
Attire: Join us as you are, dressed for the occasion in a way that makes you feel comfortable and ready to celebrate.
*Contact Joshua Burleson @ joshua@acesdv.org to set up sponsorship payment by check.
Thrive, the only event of its kind in Arizona, is designed to uplift survivors and honor advocates and allies. It aims to raise funds to support ACESDV’s prevention, advocacy, and education efforts in line with their mission to end sexual and domestic violence in Arizona while dismantling oppression and promoting equity. This year’s Thrive will take place at the beautiful venue, On Jackson, and will be a fun awards and networking/cocktail event.
By participating in the Thrive event, guests join a community of individuals committed to creating positive change and supporting survivors. The Thrive event serves as a powerful reminder of the collective efforts needed to build a future free from violence and oppression.
*As Thrive is a four-hour event with alcohol being served, we encourage all attendees to plan for a safe journey home. Please consider using taxis or rideshare services to ensure your safety and the safety of others. Let's make this a memorable and responsible evening for everyone.
Parking: Given the multiple events happening downtown that evening, we are excited to offer a reserved parking option at the Jefferson St. Garage for only $15 (see above).
The Jefferson St. Garage is conveniently located diagonally across the street from On Jackson. By purchasing a reserved parking pass, you’ll save time and avoid the hassle of searching for parking, which can run upwards of $50 due to high demand in the area.
Here’s how it works:
We highly recommend purchasing this reserved parking to guarantee your spot and avoid the inflated prices. Carpooling or using a rideshare service is also encouraged if preferred.
Reccomended nearby hotels:
Marriott / Residence Inn Courtyard | 132 S Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004•(602) 603-2000 (.2mi away)
Hilton Garden Inn | 15 E Monroe St, Phoenix, AZ 85004•(602) 343-0006 ( .4 mi away)
Home2 Suites by Hilton | 125 E Jackson St, Phoenix, AZ 85004•(602) 603-1111 (next door)
Ticket Delivery Notice: If you do not receive your ticket(s) right away, your organization's firewall settings may be preventing the email from coming through. Please contact Joshua Burleson at joshua@acesdv.org to provide an alternative email address.
Laurelle Sheppard – is the recipient of the Cliff Rose Award – recognizing an individual who has demonstrated extraordinary dedication and service to the mission of ending domestic and sexual violence.
Savannah Sanders – has been selected for the Three Heart Award: Survivor – This award recognizes a survivor who has shown remarkable strength and resilience in the face of domestic and/or sexual violence.
Sierra Vista Police Department – will receive the Desert Sunflower Award: Champion – This award honors an individual who has shown exceptional leadership and advocacy in the movement to end domestic and sexual violence.
Mimi Kaplan – has been selected for the Saguaro Award: Lifetime Achievement – This award recognizes an individual who has dedicated their career and life’s work to ending domestic and sexual violence and has made a significant impact in their community.
Well organized, kept to schedule,great music, good food, friendly and helpful staff, fun and inspiring.
It was a beautiful, well organized event. The way you played the videos of the winners talking was unique and I believe it was powerful to me as someone who didn’t know their stories and seeing them comfortable in their own space made it special. The food was good and it was a nice added bonus to receive the two drink tickets. As a 50 year old woman last night I realized last night that ACESDV is an organization I didn’t think affected me but I’m someone who was brutally raped at age 13, I witnessed my father emotionally and physically abused my mother at a young age until my teens when I got the courage to stand in between them and physically pushed my father off my mother to make him stop and that day forward he never touched her or treated her with abuse (as far I knew), I’m
also a survivor of assault from a family member at age of 5. It was until last night that I realized what happened has a name. Thank you for having this important event and for inviting me to attend. The music was a lovely touch, he did an amazing job
Cannot wait to join this event and celebrate!