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Gather together for hope.

The Restoring Hope Breakfast is the premier fundraising event to bring together compassionate individuals to support CVT’s vision of a world free from torture.

Join us on October 23, 2025 for the Restoring Hope Breakfast.

Registration opens summer 2025. Check back soon for more information!

Check out highlights from the 2024 Breakfast
About the Event
The premier fundraising event to bring together compassionate individuals to support CVT’s vision of a world free from torture. You’ll join a community of supporters standing up for healing for survivors of torture, for the advancement of human rights, and the end of torture worldwide. You’ll see how, with you as our partner, hope and healing are made possible.
Details
The 2025 Breakfast will be hosted in-person at 8:00am Central Time on Thursday, October 23rd at the Minneapolis Convention Center.
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