September 14-20, 2020

For 2020, in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and the resulting bar closures, restrictions and virus spikes around the world, Negroni Week has gone digital to ensure that everyone can celebrate safely at home. There will be no bar registration or venue finder on NegroniWeek.com. Instead, Negroni Week is focusing efforts this year on fundraising for the hospitality industry, which has suffered devastating losses due to the ongoing pandemic. If you would like to participate in this fundraising or see which charities are receiving donations, head to the homepage. Donations and a list of 2020 charity partners will be on the site around September 1.

Because there is no bar registration for Negroni Week this year, there is no venue/bar finder on the website. For 2020, Negroni Week is focusing efforts on fundraising for the hospitality industry, so if you would like to support those efforts, please donate via the homepage. Donations will be open on the site around September 1.

Donations must be made online via the negroniweek.com site, and you can use all major credit cards. All donations are processed through GoFundMe in US dollars, so if you make a donation from outside of the US, the amount will automatically be converted to your currency on your credit card statement. You can click here for more information on how GoFundMe works.

After applicable transaction fees (2.9% plus $0.30 per donation), the rest of your donation will go to your chosen charity.

Absolutely! You can make as many donations as you’d like.

No. We can only accept donations via credit card payment on negroniweek.com.

No. Once you select your charity and process your donation, that donation is final and you cannot change your charity.

Donations are tax-deductible in accordance with the laws in each state/country. Refer to your local tax consultant for more information.

Once Negroni Week is over and all donations have been collected via the Nergoni Week website, the funds will be distributed to the charities as per the terms of GoFundMe.

This year, in light of the global COVID-19 pandemic and the devastating impact it has had on bars and restaurants, all of our charitable partners are organizations providing support and assistance to hospitality workers. We are using GoFundMe to process all donations this year, so organizations must be located in a country supported by the GoFundMe platform.

We’d love to hear your suggestions! Email us at [email protected] with information about the organization you’re recommending.

Yes! For the first time, we are accepting donations from consumers. Starting around September 1, anyone, anywhere will be able to make a donation on NegroniWeek.com to any of the organizations listed on the site. You can also show your support by purchasing Negroni Week items in our shop.

You can find a great selection of Negroni-inspired recipes here: Negroni Week Recipes. You can also head to imbibemagazine.com for lots of recipes.

It’s equal parts gin, Campari and sweet vermouth. Get The Full Recipe

On the Contact page you will find a form to submit your recipe. We’ll happily consider it for inclusion on the Negroni Week website, as well as the Imbibe website. A great photo is a bonus, so please include one if you have it.

Yes! Click here to get your very own official Negroni Week shirt. During Negroni Week 2020, $5 of every shirt order goes to the Restaurant Worker’s Community Foundation. We’ve also partnered with Hedley & Bennett on a special-edition Negroni Apron, and during Negroni Week 10% of each apron is donated to Hot Bread Kitchen.

Simply head to imbibemagazine.com/nw-sub. During Negroni Week, $5 of every subscription sale will go to one of our official charity partners.