5 victims connected with support
Five individuals have been connected with women's shelters and support services through the Run4Her community. Every connection is a step toward safety and hope.
Funds raised
Thanks to supporters across Canada, Run4Her has raised over $8,000 to help women's shelters continue providing essential services to survivors.
Awareness
Run4Her has reached hundreds of thousands of people through social media and community events, helping bring the conversation around domestic abuse into the open and encouraging more people to take action.
September 5th
Join Andre for the final 5km or 10km of his 100km run around Robert Bateman's Oval. Together we'll raise awareness and funds for women's shelters.
Donate
From now until September 5, every donation will support Kelowna Women's Shelter and SARA for Women. Your generosity helps provide safety, resources, and hope to women and children escaping domestic abuse. Together, we can make a tangible difference—one donation at a time.
Safe Materials
Our products are made with carefully selected, skin-friendly materials designed for safe, comfortable everyday wear. Your health matters, so we prioritize quality materials you can feel confident wearing.
What it means to wear Run4Her
Wearing Run4Her means standing with survivors and refusing to stay silent about domestic abuse. It’s a symbol of strength, solidarity, and a commitment to creating change.
Supporting Women's Shelters
5% of profit directly supports women's shelters and survivor programs. From now till September 5th, we're supporting Kelowna's Women's shelter and Sara For Women.
Ambassador Attire!
The purple bandana is more than a piece of fabric—it's a symbol of standing with survivors of domestic abuse. Every bandana helps raise awareness, support women's shelters, and spark conversations that break the silence.
When you wear it, you become part of a movement committed to creating a future where every woman can live free from abuse. The bandana is intended to be the official symbol of participation in the Run4Her movement.