Events Happening in Daytona Beach, Florida
Oil & Vinegar Daytona Beach proudly hosts a variety of events to connect and engage with the local community. We feature live music, cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, and more – explore what’s happening this month!
If you’re interested in holding a private cooking class, tasting party, or an intimate get-together, please contact oilandvinegardaytona@gmail.com.
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O&V Give Back Day
March 10, 2022 @ 5:00 am - 3:00 pm EST
Give Back Day? What’s That?
It means just that, O&V is giving back to our community. Come join us anytime between 10am and 8pm and 10% of your purchase will be donated back to this month’s non-profit organization YES (Youth Emotional Support)
Stop by the store during the day to sip and shop while enjoying some amazing samples or swing by later
from 6-8pm and enjoy the smooth sounds from our live musician while enjoying a
nice glass of wine or ice-cold beer and a charcuterie board just for you
Youth Emotional Support, a registered 501(c )3 charity was founded in 2019 by Rose Meeske, who experienced first-hand the challenges a family faces when a loved one suffers from a mental illness. The family encountered a lack of effective and accessible treatment options. In addition, they faced obstacles in funding the treatment. As a result, Rose gathered a motivated group of people who wanted to advocate for adolescents, teens, and young adults who are living with mental illness, along with their families.
The goal of YES is to offer resources, support groups, and assistance to individuals and their families who are facing the trials of a mental illness. Additionally, YES is committed to promoting current and clinically effective training opportunities for professionals.
Mental illness is a real illness. People often suffer silently due to the stigma associated with mental illness. Having discussions and raising awareness about mental health are the first steps in combatting this stigma. When a family member suffers from mental illness, it can turn your world upside down. Often a family is in chaos and scrambling for any help they can find. YES aims to relieve some of those challenges by offering one place in which to locate resources, support, and education for individuals and family members, as well as, training for mental health professionals. Encouraging teenagers and young adults who need help to seek it early, will prevent future tragedies. Communication and understanding are key to combating the stigma associated with mental illness.