Somehow lockdown turned us both into cyclists and now we're taking on by far our biggest challenge yet, riding from London to Brighton! In a day!

We're doing it for Project Harar, a fantastic charity providing life-changing medical treatment to children in Ethiopia (more about them below). So please donate and we'll think of you as our lungs are bursting over Ditchling Beacon!

For 20 years Project Harar have worked in the most rural and remote areas of Ethiopia, to provide access to surgery for infants, children and young people with cleft lip and palate and more complex facial disfigurements. Both are the source of extreme stigma in rural communities leading to bullying, exclusion from community events and for children to not attend school. An untreated cleft lip and palate and complex facial disfigurements cause many physical problems, such as the ability to eat and drink, speak and breathe. Complex facial disfigurements can sometimes be life threatening if left untreated. Not only do Project Harar provide access to treatment for these individuals, but they aim to provide a more comprehensive treatment plan, including nutritional support and speech therapy in some areas for cleft patients, as well as continuous follow up, counselling and emotional support for patients with complex facial disfigurements.