The Ary Toukley is taking a powerful stand this May, transforming its venue into a bold show of support for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence.

Leading the initiative is a striking visual statement at the club’s entrance, with the front doors wrapped in purple messaging declaring “We say NO to Domestic and Family Violence” and “We say YES to respectful relationships.” This impactful display sets the tone from arrival, reinforcing the club’s commitment to awareness, respect and community leadership.

Inside, the club continues the message with purple-themed decorations throughout, creating a unified and highly visible show of solidarity.

As part of the statewide ClubsNSW campaign, The Ary will participate in Purple Friday on 8 May, joining more than 200 clubs standing united against violence. The club will also host a free community morning tea, offering members and guests an opportunity to come together in support and reflection.

Throughout the month, members are encouraged to get involved through a charity raffle supporting the Central Coast Women’s Health Centre, along with $2 from every Purple Promise Cocktail donated to the cause.

This initiative highlights the leadership role clubs play in driving awareness and fostering safe, inclusive environments, demonstrating the power of community when clubs stand united for change.

The Ary Toukley is taking a powerful stand this May, transforming its venue into a bold show of support for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence.

Leading the initiative is a striking visual statement at the club’s entrance, with the front doors wrapped in purple messaging declaring “We say NO to Domestic and Family Violence” and “We say YES to respectful relationships.” This impactful display sets the tone from arrival, reinforcing the club’s commitment to awareness, respect and community leadership.

Inside, the club continues the message with purple-themed decorations throughout, creating a unified and highly visible show of solidarity.

As part of the statewide ClubsNSW campaign, The Ary will participate in Purple Friday on 8 May, joining more than 200 clubs standing united against violence. The club will also host a free community morning tea, offering members and guests an opportunity to come together in support and reflection.

Throughout the month, members are encouraged to get involved through a charity raffle supporting the Central Coast Women’s Health Centre, along with $2 from every Purple Promise Cocktail donated to the cause.

This initiative highlights the leadership role clubs play in driving awareness and fostering safe, inclusive environments, demonstrating the power of community when clubs stand united for change.