We are really digging all of charity cocktails that are popping up on bars and restaurant menus across the country. This week, we highlight the Polished Man cocktail at The Millennium Hilton New York Downtown. For each of these blue hued drinks sold at the Liqu from now through November 10th, the hotel will donate $5 goes to support Child Abuse Awareness through the Polished Man campaign.
This fundraiser challenges men (and women) to paint one fingernail to represent the 1 in 5 children that experience violence globally. In addition to the the satisfaction of knowing they are drinking for good, customers will also receive a free bottle of JINsoon nail polish to join in the campaign.
“With one in every five children being affected by violence globally, the Polished Man movement is doing incredibly important work,” said Boris Guerov, General Manager at Millennium Hilton New York Downtown. “We’re proud to partner with them by donating $5 from each “Polished Man” cocktail sold at the hotel’s Liquid Assets bar, while contributing to our community as the funds will go to the New York Center for Children and provide treatment to children in need from the NYC area.”
Polished Man Recipe
Ingredients & Instructions
1.5 oz Double Cross Vodka
.5 oz Peach Schnapps
.5 oz Elderflower Liqueur
.5 oz Simple Syrup
3-4 drops Blue Curacao
Instructions:
Put all ingredients into a shaker filled to the top with ice and shake. Pour into chilled martini glass and garnish with lemon twist.
The Millennium Hilton New York Downtown
55 Church Street, New York, NY, 212 693 2001
About Polished Man
All funds raised through Polished Man are channeled into trauma recovery and trauma prevention programs for children who have suffered or are at risk of suffering violence globally.
These include YGAP impact entrepreneurs running ventures that target a major root cause of violence against children or provide emergency relief to those that have survived physical and/or sexual violence.
Funds are also channeled into some incredible work being carried out by the Australian Childhood Foundation, Hagar Australia, the New York Centre for Children and World Vision Australia.
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