Live for 175

Rain. Sun. Rain. More Sun. A little wind. Day 2 was the perfect Idaho spring day. Also Mateo found his twin. Check out some photos from Year 10, Day 2 below.

We cycle to break the cycle. To put an end to child abuse with the help of the entire Treasure Valley. So what are people posting about #LiveFor175?

Watch. Listen. Experience. Follow along as we power through 175 hours of cycling to break the cycle of child abuse. It's the 10th year of Live for 175 - you never know what will happen.

I have a message for the person listening to #LIVEFOR175 and need someone to talk with. I've been most successful reaching people later in the night. This is for you.

Day one is in the books as we celebrate ten years of community awareness for child abuse. This is our largest event of the year and I wanted to share some great moments from Saturday.

Cycling to break the cycle requires a lot of energy, so caffeine is a must during Live For 175. Not sure what to order? We've got your new go-to drink.

This is a safe place. You don't have to share your name or any personal information, you can just share your story. We won't publish these anywhere without permission (for those that don't remain anonymous.) We want to provide a safe place for anyone to share their experiences...

Help us spread the message that It Shouldn't Hurt to Be a Child. Have you taken the pledge yet? Download the "Not in Our House" sign here, print it out, write in your name, and post it on Twitter or Instagram with the hashtag #LiveFor175.

What happens when you don't sleep for seven days? I can tell you because this is where our child abuse prevention event started. I wish you could speak with our team because there version would probably be different. Check out year one of Live For 175.

We're getting ready for this year's Live For 175 and Cycle to Break the Cycle is what gave the power to the community. Check out how the bikes empower our listeners to stand up against child abuse.