June 5-11, 2017.

Simply head to our sign-up page and fill out the sign-up form. This year, you will be required to make a donation upon signing up your venue to participate in Negroni Week. You will also have a preselected list of charities from around the world to choose from. Once you fill out the sign-up form and make your upfront donation to one of those charities, we’ll list you as a participating bar, and if you’re planning to host a special event during Negroni Week, we’ll gladly promote that as well. During and after Negroni Week, you will also have the opportunity to return to the Negroni Week site, log into your account, and make an additional donation.

Visit Venues and you’ll find a full list that’s searchable by state and city.

It’s easy! Simply click on Venue Sign In at the top right of website’s navigation bar, and you’ll see a button on that page that says FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD? Click there and follow the instructions.

Absolutely! Simply click on Venue Sign In link at the top right of website’s navigation bar. Once you log in, you will be able to update your account information, make your donation and confirm your participation for this year. If you forgot your login password, you’ll see a button on that page that says FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD? Click there and follow the instructions.

Yes! Simply click on Venue Sign In link at the top right of website’s navigation bar. Once you log in, you will be able to update your account information. If you forgot your login password, you’ll see a button on that page that says FORGOT YOUR PASSWORD? Click there and follow the instructions.

The Negroni Week Bar Passport is sponsored by Beefeater Gin, and it’s a quick guide to 100 participating bars across the U.S. You can download the passport here: 2017 Negroni Week Passport

Yes! You must sign up by June 1, 2017 at midnight PST in order to be added to the official list of participants.

In an effort to streamline Negroni Week for both participants and charities, we decided to incorporate the donations into the sign-up process. This way, bars can immediately decide how much they want to donate to and to whom. At the same time, this allows the charities to easily and quickly know exactly who has donated to them and how much they will be receiving. The goal is a much easier system for everyone.

Donations must be made online via the negroniweek.com site, and you can use all major credit cards. All donations are processed 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.

Yes, there’s a small processing fee of 2.9% + 30 cents per transaction. This is not an extra charge; it will be deducted from your donation.

After credit card processing fees (2.9% + 3 cents per transaction), the rest of your donation will go to your chosen charity.

Absolutely! Every participating venue has the option to make as many donations as they’d like until donations officially close after Negroni Week. We hope that you will be inspired to come back and donate more than once. To do so, you’ll simply log into your account at negroniweek.com and make another donation through the secure payment system.

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

No, we do not store any credit card information on this website, so each time you make a donation, you will enter a credit card.

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

If you want to keep all of your venues under one account, the same charity selection will be applied to each of those. In order to select a different charity for each venue, you’ll need to sign up each one separately. That will also allow you to apply different donation amounts to each, if you so choose.

Once you’ve completed all of the information required to sign up and you’ve made a successful donation through the website, you’re profile will be immediately published.

There are only two reasons why a registered venue would not show up as published on the website. Either you have not completed some piece of information that’s required upon signing up, or you have not successfully processed your donation. If you log into your account, you should be able to tell if this is the case. If you’ve completed all of the required information and successfully processed a donation and your venue is still not published, feel free to email us at negroniweek@imbibemagazine.com and we’ll try to get to the bottom of it.

Your venue profile will not be published until you’ve made a successful donation through the website. Until then, your profile will be saved as a draft.

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

You can either reach out to the charity directly to request a receipt, or we’re happy to help facilitate that. If you have trouble, email us at negroniweek@imbibemagazine.com.

Once Negroni Week is over and all donations have been collected via the Nergoni Week website, the funds will be distributed to the charities listed on negroniweek.com based on how much was raised for each charity. You should receive an acknowledgement letter from each charity after the completion of Negroni Week.

Yes! During Negroni Week, Imbibe is donating a portion of online subscription sales as well as Negroni Week tshirt and print sales to Mercy Corps. Imbibe will also be making a $2,500 donation to the charity chosen by a randomly selected participating venue. This year, Campari will be making a donation to each of our official charity partners, as well as a $10,000 donation to the charity chosen by the participating venue that makes the largest donation during Negroni Week.

Our charity partner list is comprised of organizations that have been popular choices among participating bars and restaurants during past Negroni Week. The list also includes a diverse mix of charitable causes covering areas around the world.

Sorry, but our 2017 list is already finalized and we’re currently accepting donations for those charities, so we cannot add any others to the list this year. But we’d be happy to consider your charity recommendation for 2018, so feel free to send us details about why you think they’d be a great addition to the list.

We’d love to hear your suggestions! Email us at negroniweek@imbibemagazine.com with information about the charity you’re recommending.

Currently, online donations are only open to participating bars and restaurants. In the meantime, you can still show your support by patronizing your favorite participating bars and restaurants who you know have made donations upon signing up.

You can find a great selection of Negroni-inspired recipes here: Negroni Week Recipes. You can also head to imbibemagazine.com for lots of great 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 limited-edition shirt. During Negroni Week, $2 of every shirt order goes to Mercy Corps.

Simply head over to imbibemagazine.com/nw-sub. During Negroni Week, $1 of every subscription sale will go to Mercy Corps.