HPA Support Ride for Hope
Cyclists of all ages and abilities will take on an epic 24-hour charity cycle ride at Salt Ayre Track on August 22 and 23, raising money for St John’s Hospice and PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide. The event aims to raise £18,000 while riders work together to complete 18,000 laps, the equivalent of cycling around the world. HPA Architects have pledged money and will also be taking to their bicycles with their families to contribute to the laps.
The event is supported by Lancaster City Council and is a community event being hosted by Cogset and Lancaster Cycling Club. Whether you want to ride a few laps, take on a longer challenge, join a team, or even cycle through the night, there’s a place for everyone. You don’t need to be part of a cycling club; just bring a bike and a helmet and get involved. Further details on different sessions throughout the 24 hours, including family sessions, are available on the website.
Every mile will help support two charities that provide care, support and hope to people when they need it most.
Sign up today and help make every mile count 👉 https://loom.ly/3wqcS0M
