Safe Harbor is teaming up with The Hive Community Circle and Safe Seen Supported to facilitate 'A Space To Heal.'

'A Space To Heal' is a day of dialogue, advocacy, and movement created for Black Indigenous and People of Color within the Upstate area to address the personal impact of racial injustice within the South. Attend a virtual healing circle individually, or host a small group!  

Our third annual At The Table Breakfast was nothing short of magic. A special thank you to our friends Michael Trotter Jr. and Tanya Trotter (The War and Treaty), Tikeeta Wallace, and Senator Mia McLeod for sharing their stories and their talents – how grateful we are to call you Safe Harbor family.

It was a morning of bravery, solidarity, inspiration, and music. Our work in Upstate South Carolina certainly continues, but this event was a reminder that we are surrounded by a dedicated, passionate, caring community.

Together with our community, we raised $70,000 in support of critical services for victims of domestic violence and their children. To all of our fantastic speakers, event sponsors, attendees, Board of Directors, and staff… THANK YOU for joining us At the Table!

Check out our event photos. Thanks to Chelsey Ashford Photography for capturing the magic!

The Hive Community Circle

The Hive Community Circle is a survivor-led, survivor-driven organization that provides unwavering support and compassion to the most impacted, yet most underserved survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and stalking in South Carolina. At The Hive, we believe in partnering with survivors to assist them in receiving the best care and support as they seek to accomplish healing and justice.

Safe Harbor is proud to be partnering with The Hive this month as they facilitate 'A Space to Heal' in the Upstate, and we are thankful for their leadership in offering peer-led support to survivors throughout South Carolina.

To learn more or to support their work, visit their website.