FUND SOME RESILIENCE

…and help someone #RideItOut

Funding Resilience

Our aim is to raise funds to allow us to support other projects and initiatives that closely align to our ethos. Whether that be the provision of bikes to refugees, introductory bikepacking events, enabling more diversity and inclusivity in the world of bikes, or helping cancer patients gain access to two wheeled respite. E.g:

The list is endless…

Our 2024 Goals

For our first project in 2024, we have teamed up with the fabulous Sisters In The Wild to fully fund two places with kit and travel at their epic Summer Gathering in the Lake District, Cumbria. These places are aimed at supporting those who are facing barriers to taking part, facing adversity and to enable more folks from traditionally under-represented groups to join us.  You can read more about it here.

It’s a big task to decide who to support and why as we’re keen to support as many people as possible, so we’re toiling away in the background looking into all the possibilities.

In the meantime, if you would like to help us on our way to achieving our goals, we appreciate any £, $ or Euro you can spare!

Make A Donation

So if you like what we’re building and you are able to kickstart our journey by simply donating at this stage we will ensure you go onto our wall of fame and eternal gratitude.

In the early days donations have the most direct impact on what we are trying to achieve whilst we begin our journey. You can read more about our funding pathways here.

Longer term, most of our revenue will hopefully be generated through support from corporate partnerships, and the sale of merchandise but with that comes a significant upfront investment in stock to enable this.

We are forever grateful for any kind of support we receive, thank you!

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Leave Us A Message!

If you can donate, please, by all means also leave us a message. Reading the why’s make this project all the more worthwhile!

Case in point when we got in touch with one of our biggest donors to date, and got the following back:

“I read your article in Singletrack Mag with great interest and huge admiration. My late mum had MS and for a few years had a catheter and stoma, I doff my cap to your tales of sleeping in the cairngorms ‘with extra baggage’. Makes me realise I really need to get my finger out and ride more! Very happy to contribute to a project that ticks many boxes of my personal interest. I used getting on my bike to help get through a period of depression, two wheeled therapy so to say.”

We couldn’t think of a better stimulus.