"Iva Bike Ride for You!"

3rd Annual Safe Harbor II Cycle Tour
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South Carolina is currently ranked 7th in nation for the number of women who are killed by their intimate partners.  The Safe Harbor II Cycle Tour is a fundraiser designed to help provide safe housing and healing for the victims of family violence in Anderson, Oconee and Pickens Counties in South Carolina. 

Both the 65 mile and 25 mile rides will take you on a tour of the scenic country roads of Iva, South Carolina.  Come enjoy a beautiful day of bicycling and giving to the victims of domestic violence in our Upstate communities.     

Cycle Tour Details

  • Race Course:  The cycle course will begin and end at the Iva Civic Center located on Highway 81 South in Southern Anderson County.

  • Entry Fees:  $30.00 in advance (through mail in registration or on www.active.com) or $35.00 on event day.  All fees are non-refundable.  This is a rain or shine event. 

  • T-Shirts:  Safe Harbor II Cycle Tour t-shirts are guaranteed to all pre-registered riders.  Event day registrants will only receive t-shirts while supplies last.

  • Registration:  Pre-registration will be available until May 26th.  You can pre-register on line at www.active.com or you can print a copy of the registration form off this site and send it by mail.  Please note that if you are mailing your registration form and entry fee, they must be received by May 26th.  Each participant is required to complete a registration form and sign the waiver.

  • On Site Registration and sign in will begin promptly at 7:00am and will end at 8:15am.

  • Cycle Tour Mass Start will be at 8:30 am.

  • Packets:  Safe Harbor II Cycle Tour Packets will include lunch pass, route maps and SAG.

  • Questions???  If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact:   

Betty Lewis, Event Planner (864) 375-1474 

Greta Young, Safe Harbor II (864) 261-3228 or greta.young@safeharborsc.org

Rick Hane, Cycling (864) 868-4739

 

 

Safe Harbor, Inc.
Safe Harbor Mission Statement:
  • To provide temporary safe shelter for victims of family violence and their children.
  • To train and educate the general public, parents and children and professionals who deal with victims and perpetrators of domestic violence.
  • To coordinate a sustained effort to alleviate the escalating and devastating problem of family violence in our communities.

Safe Harbor also educates teenagers about the danger signs of a controlling abusive relationship through the Megan Project.  Why?  Over half the women who seek help in a shelter have been in abusive relationships as teenagers.  The Megan Project is taught in every high school in the four county region of Greenville, Anderson, Oconee and Pickens.  To learn more about the Megan Project or the services offered at Safe Harbor, please visit our website at http://www.safeharborsc.org

In 2007, Safe Harbor II in Anderson and Safe Harbor I in Greenville housed 603 women and children who are victims of family violence.  Your participation in the Cycle Tour helps make this possible.

Thank You!

 

This site was last updated 02/21/08