9th Annual Hope Walk

The 9th Annual Hope Walk against All Violence is scheduled for Saturday September 14th beginning at 8 a.m. Once again, I'm asking my community to help me, help victims/survivors of Domestic Violence and for the first time we are raising awarness to Breast Cancer victims/survivors. In light of COVID -19 Domestic Violence has increased in our community. Our victims need your support now more than ever. Our plan is to take a stroll across the Ravenel Bridge on the 14th of September. We're asking that you join us by walking in your communities in support of victims/survivors of Domestic Violence and Breast Cancer. You can also purchase your items at the link below and please visit our new website: https://www.palmettohopenetwork.org/.

Charleston's 9th Annual “Hope Walk 2024 Walk/Run against Domestic Violence" and Breast Cancer awareness, will be held on Saturday, September14th from 8:00am-11:00am beginning on the Charleston side of the Ravenel Bridge and ending on the Mt. Pleasant side of the bridge.

By committing to Walk or Run with us, or even if you prefer to support from home , you are directly helping to support vital advocacy services to those affected by domestic violence. With facts and statistics such as South Carolina ranks #6 on the list of states of men that M**der women, So it is vital that we stand up and do something. In fact, The Violence Policy Center says about two women are killed for every 100 thousand people, making our state’s death rate more than twice the national average full.

Your participation in this event will aid Palmetto Hope Network in being able to provide the necessary services to victims displaced by Domestic Violence through crisis intervention, emergency motel placement, food, safety planning and a wide range of other critically important supports to keep them safe and moving forward. Currently, for every five calls we may get in a weekend, we are not able to house all victims on our current budget.

It has been recognized that the most dangerous time for a victim is when they leave the relationship. 50% of injuries and 75% of domestic homicides occur after the relationship ends. It is very heartbreaking to turn away a victim that could not find shelter or another safe place to go.

This walk is for the many who can’t find help.

Will you help us help them?

This event includes speech’s by special guests TBA We're asking the community to come out and take that stroll across the ravenel bridge help us trun charleston purple and pink in hopes to send a message loud and clear, it's time to STOP THE VIOLENCE!!!

Your sponsorship’s monetary donation guarantees that victims in our community continue to have access to free and confidential services 24 hours a day. It is your voice stating loud and clear that you "STAND WITH US AND AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE"! Hope to see you there!

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Ravenel Bridge, Beginning at Charleston side of Ravenel Bridge, Charleston, United States