subject: Care To Jam In The Dirt With Havic? [print this page] Care To Jam In The Dirt With Havic? Care To Jam In The Dirt With Havic?
How do you show the world that having fun competing and enjoying the spectacles can also help other people in need? Why, by donating anything that you can gather to the charity of your choice, that's how. Havic is donating gathered proceeds from their riding event to the CareFlight organization. Direct from Australia, Havic is an up and coming streetwear apparel company that specializes in MX, Bike riders, Skate and other action sports products for fans and players alike. Created and owned in Australia, they know that fans and riders need the clothing to represent their own unique style of streetwear in everyday life and in competition for both men and women. Last April 10, they held the Havic Dirt Jam 2010 for fans and Riders. The event is their first major gathering of the year for not only fans, but riders and fans of the BMX, FMX, Skateboard and other action sport scenes. The event was held in their compound from 12:30pm - 7:00pm and spectators had to pay a $5 entry fee while riders had to pay $20 to also join in the competition. Best Trick, Best Style, and Best Overall were the three different competitions with the chances to win awesome prizes and giveaways co-sponsored by RedBull. The whole event was not only for riders and fans to enjoy themselves, a fund was set aside and donated to the CareFlight charity, a lifesaving air ambulance service dedicated to transporting patients to emergency care. As a registered charity, CareFlight can operate their lifesaving methods because of the donations of others. Saving the injured and sick in hard to reach places in half the time, CareFlight can provide their life-saving service without cost to the patient through the charitable contributions of organizations like Havic and such competitions like the Dirt Jam 2010. This shows that having fun and competing in action sports can also help others. Havic is one of Australia's fastest growing MX Clothes producer with a conscience with their family of riders wearing their brand like Alex Bucholtz, Chris Irwin, Luke Bowerman, Glewy, Ammon Chesworth, and Simon "Mini" Dunand,
