Safe Haven and Earth Rider Brewery team up for domestic violence awareness beer

The 'One in Four' pineapple pale ale supports local domestic abuse shelters

Mar. 21, 2026 at 3:36am

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Safe Haven, a domestic abuse support organization, has partnered with Earth Rider Brewery to release a special 'One in Four' pineapple pale ale. The beer's name refers to the statistic that one in four women will experience domestic violence in their lifetime. The beer will be available for a limited time at the Cedar Lounge, and customers can round up their tabs to donate to local domestic abuse shelters.

Why it matters

This collaboration between Safe Haven and Earth Rider Brewery aims to raise awareness about the prevalence of domestic violence and provide support for survivors. By meeting people 'where they're at' in a community space like a brewery, the organizations hope to spark more open conversations and get resources into the hands of those who need them.

The details

The 'One in Four' beer is a pineapple-infused Superior Pale Ale that will be on tap for a limited time at the Cedar Lounge. At the launch party on March 20th, guests were encouraged to round up their tabs to directly support the three domestic abuse shelters in the Twin Ports area.

  • The 'One in Four' beer was released on March 20, 2026.
  • Safe Haven is celebrating 48 years of helping domestic abuse survivors.

The players

Safe Haven

A domestic abuse support organization that has been helping survivors in the Twin Ports area for 48 years.

Earth Rider Brewery

A local brewery that partnered with Safe Haven to create the 'One in Four' pineapple pale ale to raise awareness for domestic violence.

CASDA

The Community Action Shelter and Domestic Abuse program, one of the domestic abuse shelters that will benefit from the fundraising efforts.

Brittany Lind

The Community Engagement Coordinator for Safe Haven.

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What they’re saying

“I like partnering with breweries because you can meet people where they're at. It allows folks to gather resources, to get information, whether or not they're in an abusive relationship themselves, it allows them the opportunity to be aware.”

— Brittany Lind, Community Engagement Coordinator, Safe Haven

“Domestic violence is significantly more common than people want to believe. The louder we are about it, the less it's gonna happen.”

— Brittany Lind, Community Engagement Coordinator, Safe Haven

What’s next

The 'One in Four' beer will be available at the Cedar Lounge for a limited time, and customers can continue to round up their tabs to support the local domestic abuse shelters.

The takeaway

This collaboration between Safe Haven and Earth Rider Brewery demonstrates how community partnerships can effectively raise awareness and support for important social issues like domestic violence. By meeting people in a familiar setting like a brewery, the organizations are able to reach a wider audience and provide resources to those who may need them.