As a part of their Play Forever commitment, focused on ensuring that future generations have the same opportunities for an adventurous life that we enjoy today, Woodward PA is hosting an Open Ride Night event with a portion of ticket sales going to support important community organizations.

In honor of Women’s History Month, the March 1st event will benefit Centre Safe, a local non-profit that supports victims of relationship violence, sexual violence, and stalking.

$10 dollars of each $39 ticket sale will go to support the efforts of this valuable community organization

As with all Open Ride Nights and Open Ride Days at Woodward PA, the event is open to members of the public of all ages.
Media RSVP:
For entrance into the Woodward PA campus to cover the event, media must RSVP to Kim Lehman, Public Relations by 12pm EST Friday, March 1st.

kalehmanpr@gmail.com
(717) 599-0891

Telephone or e-interviews can also be held prior to the event with Lisa Pham, Woodward PA GM and a member of the Woodward Women’s Council as well as leaders from Centre Safe. Image and video assets are also available.

About Woodward PA: Originally founded in 1970 as a gymnastics camp in the picturesque mountains of central Pennsylvania, Camp Woodward grew into the global Woodward organization, now the leader in lifestyle and action sports progression. Woodward PA remains the original location of the global brand, offering the ultimate summer camp destination for those who love action sports. From summer camps and weekend getaways to community open ride events, competitions and specialty programs, Woodward PA offers 400,000 square feet of facilities and instruction for skateboarding, BMX, scooter, parkour, and roller skating. The world-renowned summer camp experience draws 7–17-year-old kids from around the country each Summer, while the rest of the year provides events with access to the world-class facilities for people of all ages. To learn more, visit: www.woodwardpa.com.

About Centre Safe: Centre Safe, formerly the Centre County Women’s Resource Center, began in 1975 as a grass roots effort by a small group of women. Since then, the organization has grown from a one-room operation in State College to three locations: the administrative offices and Sylvia Stein Shelter in State College, the counseling and legal advocacy satellite office in Bellefonte, and the Child Access Center building in Bellefonte. For many years, we have focused our resources and energy on ending stalking, domestic and sexual violence in Centre County, and providing the specialized services needed by those who have been victimized by such violence. While Centre Safe began as an agency by women, for women, the change in our name reflects the work we have been doing with and for all survivors and sends an intentional message that we are here for victims and survivors of all identities. To learn more, visit: www.centresafe.org.