The addiction crisis relentlessly grips individuals, weaving a complex web of struggles with substances or behaviors. It’s a profound battle, one that stretches beyond personal turmoil, often fracturing families and communities. Addressing this crisis is pivotal; it’s about more than just the individuals caught in its grip. By tackling addiction head-on, we not only save lives but also strengthen the fabric of our society, fostering healthier, more supportive communities for everyone involved.

In the face of the formidable addiction crisis, organizations like Shatterproof emerge as beacons of change. Shatterproof, with its unwavering commitment, employs noble and innovative approaches to confront and mitigate the impacts of addiction. Through advocacy, support, and evidence-based programs, they stand at the forefront of the battle, working tirelessly to shatter the cycle of addiction and rebuild lives with resilience and hope.

As Shatterproof continues its dedicated mission against addiction, an exciting opportunity awaits for supporters to contribute to their noble cause. Marking a significant milestone, Shatterproof is gearing up for the 2024 Shatterproof Hospitality Heroes Reception on January 23, 2024. This event promises an evening of impact, uniting compassionate individuals to raise funds and awareness, ultimately fortifying the fight against the pervasive grip of addiction.

Honoring Mark S. Hoplamazian, President & CEO, Hyatt

Tuesday, January 23, 2024 | 6:30 – 7:45 pm
JW Marriott, Platinum F-H, Los Angeles L.A. LIVE
The seventh annual Shatterproof Hospitality Heroes Reception will take place during the 2024 America’s Lodging Investment Summit (ALIS) conference. We will honor Shatterproof supporter and industry leader Mark Hoplamazian and recognize the hospitality companies that support Shatterproof.

Shatterproof was formed in 2013 to reverse the addiction crisis in the United States. In its short history, it has made unprecedented impact in improving the quality and accessibility of treatment, reducing the stigma associated with this medical condition, and providing education on prevention, treatment, and recovery. Key to its strategy is not only helping families today, but also catalyzing change to protect our families for generations.

The hospitality industry is disproportionately affected by the addiction to drugs and alcohol. Employees in the accommodations and food services industry had the highest rates of past year substance use disorder – 17%. Alcohol-related problems are also disproportionately represented in the hospitality industry with 15% of employees in our industry suffering from serious alcohol-related problems.

Empower recovery journeys, register now for those battling addiction’s challenges.