9 ways to help

There are several simple ways you or your company can make a massive difference

Some of these ideas won’t cost you a penny…just a few minutes of your time.

And 100% of the money goes to helping children.

1. Simple donation

Whether you make a one off donation or give a regular monthly amount, this is the best way to support projects like our scholarships, farm, mentoring programme and cycling club.

2. Sponsor a student

For the same price as an iPad you could change the future for a child like Mercy, her family and her community. Scholarships start at £25 p.m.

3. The 100 Club

We’re aiming to have 100 businesses which have donated £100 to our projects.

4. Hire our Smoothie Bike

Have fun and raise funds at the same time – simply add fruit and juice then provide some human pedal power to make your own smoothie. Great for parties, team building, well-being events and be the centre of attention at conferences and exhibitions

5. Donate tools and equipment

We collect cycling kit to set up cycling clubs in secondary schools in Kenya.  Right now we have enough bikes and clothing, but would welcome any tools or maintenance equipment, like bike stands, that allow us to teach the children bike mechanics and repairs.

6. Buy cycling themed stuff

Our friends at Cycle of Good have a variety of cycling themed products – all made from 100% recycled bike inner tubes saved from UK landfill.  They run a tailoring training programme in Malawi – once qualified the tailors can but a sewing machine to set up their own business.  They make things like school uniforms to sell locally and these handcrafted cycling goods.

Here’s what’s available.

7. Hold your own event

Hold your own quiz night or other event with family, friends, colleagues or contacts – get together have fun, raise funds.

We’ll help you with things you need like quiz questions, raffle prizes, collection buckets …

8. Save a Life

Save A Life capsules are designed to contain pills for use in an emergency or your regular dose.

They are also suitable for other small items, like a rolled-up bank note, spare hearing aid batteries, or your address and a contact phone number.

Put it on your key ring and you’ll have it when you need it.  They are robust, damp-proof and neat; useful and unobtrusive on your keyring or in your handbag.

And just £3 each.  They are supplied by the Rotary Club of Welwyn Garden City, all proceeds go to local charities including The Red Rubber Ball Foundation.

9. Shop Online

The next time you shop online you could be raising money for our work at no cost to you.
It takes just 5 minutes to setup and you can choose from several options.
Its simple to register.