Warrior Women in Business hosts charity concert & silent auction on Valentine’s Day 2026 to support the NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) and RAPP program during #TeenDatingViolenceAwarenessMonth

February 14, 2026

Venue: pinkFROG Cafe , Williamsburg Brooklyn . Time: 6pm-8:30PM

Warrior Women in Business (WWIB), a New York City based women’s media and membership organization supporting the economic development of women in business and women in the arts is producing a “Self-Love” Valentine’s Day NYC concert and silent auction to support #TeenDatingViolenceMonth, an initiative run by The NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) and its RAPP Program.  

The Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP): Places counselors or coordinators in high schools and middle schools to teach students, staff and caregivers about teen dating violence and healthy relationships. The program supports students who may be experiencing abuse in their own relationships, or who may be witnessing abuse at home, and facilitates programming for prevention and education. Between 2021 and 2025, we’ve served more than 184,000 youths.  

At this important event, there will be live musical performances by Warrior Women member artists and bands, networking and a silent auction with donations from many NYC Warrior Women partners including various Warrior Women partners in women’s health, women’s fashion, women’s fitness and entertainment, such as the Museum of Broadway. The host venue is a NYC community center for artists and will be serving food and drink. Warrior Women special concert pins and women’s/unisex tees will be available to all guests.

Salon Sethi, commissioner of The NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) will be giving remarks at the event. Of the initiative, Saloni says:

“We are honored that Warrior Women in Business has chosen to donate the proceeds from its silent auction to our Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP),” said Saloni Sethi, Commissioner of the NYC Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV). “Since 2021, RAPP has reached more than 184,000 students, and this generous contribution will enhance support for young people learning about healthy relationships. We thank Warrior Women in Business for supporting our work and for helping raise awareness of our office’s work preventing gendered violence for and supporting safety for survivors, their families and communities.”

Warrior Women in Business has supported initiatives related to women’s safety and economic empowerment since 2019, leveraging its platform to bring together business, art, and advocacy.

“Warrior Women in Business is a mission-driven women’s organization which puts female entrepreneurs and women in the arts first. WWIB directly helps drive economic development of these sectors and their abilities to create communities of positive change for women and families. WWIB has been a vetted partner to ENDGBV and the NYC Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment for years. In this, we have designed and executed live programs to drive awareness and generate revenues to directly support women in New york city and their abilities to thrive here. The Warrior Women team is thrilled to produce and host this event to bring together the community and assist in the efforts of ENDGBV and its RAPP program to help resolve the issue of teenviolence ” 

For event tickets and more information:

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For silent auction, partner , media inquiries and press passes, please contact: 

Jasmine Sandler 

Warrior Women in Business CEO

Phone: 347-527-5100 / M – 646-830-9738

Email: jasmine@jasminesandler.com and  assistant@jasminesandler.com

Website: https://warriorwomenbusiness.com

General: info@warriorwomenbusiness.com 

– Jasmine Sandler, Founder and CEO of Warrior Women in Business

For media inquiries and press passes, please contact: 

Jasmine Sandler 

Warrior Women in Business CEO

Phone: 347-527-5100 / M – 646-830-9738

Email: jasmine@jasminesandler.com or assistant@jasminesandler.com

Website: https://warriorwomenbusiness.com

General: info@warriorwomenbusiness.com 

About Warrior Women in Business

Warrior Women in Business is a women’s media platform and membership community supporting female entrepreneurs, executives, and creatives in business and the arts. Founded by Jasmine Sandler, WWIB provides mentoring, coaching, business services, live events, conferences, and a bi-weekly podcast series focused on leadership, branding, and creative growth. The organization has produced more than 40 events nationwide and continues to support women through community-driven programming, global partnerships and advocacy. See more at https://warriorwomenbusiness.com/

About the Mayor’s Office to End Domestic and Gender-Based Violence (ENDGBV) 

ENDGBV supports survivors of domestic and gender-based violence by developing and delivering accessible and inclusive services to survivors, their families, and communities through collaboration with government agencies, community partners, survivors, and philanthropy. We strive to ensure that the City’s services and resources reduce barriers, address gaps in service, and create new pathways to safety through program development, legislative and policy advocacy, research, training, community-based initiatives and engagement, and operation of the five New York City Family Justice Centers that service more than 2,300 clients per month. If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic or gender-based violence, help is available. Call NYC’s 24-Hour Hope Hotline at 1-800-621-HOPE (4673), or chat with an advocate at on.nyc.gov/hotlinechat. To reach our Family Justice Centers, head to nyc.gov/fjc.  

About RAPP

The Relationship Abuse Prevention Program (RAPP): Places counselors or coordinators in high schools and middle schools to teach students, staff and caregivers about teen dating violence and healthy relationships. The program supports students who may be experiencing abuse in their own relationships, or who may be witnessing abuse at home, and facilitates programming for prevention and education. Between 2021 and 2025, we’ve served more than 184,000 youths.