James Lindridge, Richard Goodwin, Will Sharpey, Sarah Gulliford, Harry Treanor & Geraint Harris are attempting to complete the ‘RideLondon 100’ for two amazing causes: Canine Partners and The Adaptive Grand Slam Foundation.

RideLondon, branded ‘the world’s greatest festival of cycling’ is an epic 100 mile route that will see riders travel through the iconic streets of London and the beautiful Essex countryside - the splendours will be offset by the leg testing climbs/distance!

Please help us raise vital funds by supporting our team to complete this challenge.

Donations for Canine Partners can be complete through JustGiving – see link:

https://www.justgiving.com/page/ride100cp

Donations for The Adaptive Grand Slam Foundation through Wonderful.org – see link:

https://wonderful.org/fundraisers/7XVVR

Canine Partners:

Our amazing dogs bring a greater independence and quality of life to their partners, offering security, companionship, and practical help with everyday household tasks. They are trained to help with everyday tasks such as opening and closing doors, unloading the washing machine, picking up dropped items, pressing buttons and switches and fetching help in an emergency. Our life-transforming dogs also provide psychological and social benefits including increased independence, confidence, social interaction and self-esteem.

The Adaptive Grand Slam Foundation:

Many people with life changing injuries face a long process of rehabilitation, finding themselves thrown out of action and into the perplexities of physical and psychological obstacles and difficulties with self-acceptance. The AGS was established to select, train and develop disabled teams to tackle extreme expeditions and challenges supported by professional expedition and challenge leaders in order to help members of the disabled community regain confidence, independence and meaningful occupation delivered via the AGS foundation (Registered UK charity number 1173076).The AGS aims to inspire people to achieve the extraordinary. By providing opportunities for people with disabilities to participate in expeditions, and overcome physical challenges, the team hopes to raise awareness of how our community members can overcome adversity, set world records, complete world first attempts, and collaborate with like-minded people. Our vision is to inspire a generation of disabled people to reach or reassess their potential, and through their determination and sense of adventure, advance the development of prosthetics and other adaptive equipment through testing on our endeavours.