Help me support kids in need and have a lasting, life changing positive impact!
I have signed up for another Chain Reaction Challenge, riding 1,000kms over 7 days to raise much needed funds for children in need. Earlier this year, we set a new fund-raising record of $1.1m thanks to the generosity of our corporate sponsors and personal donors. We are hoping to smash this record next year and deliver for our incredible charity partners, So They Can and Hope Street.Please join me in supporting these life changing and sustainable charitable causes and make the world a better place. Thank you for your continued support, which I very much appreciate, and I can assure you that Team Aliro will be pushing hard both on and off the bike to be the top fundraising team again next year!
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Riding for Positive Generational Impact
Over 2025, across various locations in Kenya and Tanzania, 29,237 students were reached; 62 classrooms constructed or renovated; 92 toilets constructed and/or renovated, 8 girl's changing rooms constructed, 156 student scholarships provided, 356 teachers participated in workshops and/or professional development; 3,965,554 daily school meals served; 14 water tanks installed, creating access to 208,000 litres of clean water; 7 new water boreholes; 12,110 washable sanitary pads;15,348 adolescents trained on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights; 17,378 people medically assessed and treated at partner clinics and/or at medical camps; 560 students trained in climate smart agriculture; 32 families empowered through Family Strengthening initiatives; 150 Community Champions advocating and protecting children's rights; 203 community farms supported with farming inputs and training; 2 solar systems operationalised; and much more!
Thank you for your continued support, which is very much appreciated as we come together to raise much needed funds to continue and expand these life changing programs.
Here's one story from on the ground in Tanzania...
16-year-old Cristina grew up in extreme poverty in rural Tanzania. After completing Standard 7 in 2024, financial hardship made secondary school impossible, forcing her to leave the classroom and work as a maid to support her family - yet she never gave up on learning. Advocacy through So They Can’s Champion Network led to her selection for the Msomi scholarship in 2025. Now back in school, Cristina is shaping the future she fought for and dreams of becoming a teacher to empower children like herself.
