We are proud to volunteer our time in support of the following organisations and causes:

Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation

Patron - Ride to Cure Diabetes

Thousands of Australian children and adults live every day with the daily challenges of diabetes and the looming threat of its devastating complications. There are 140,000 people with type 1 diabetes in Australia.

In the 3 years since its inception, the Ride to Cure Diabetes has raised in excess of $1,000,000 for research into type 1, or juvenile, diabetes.

Ride for a Cure participants 2004

Ride for a Cure participants 2005

Ride for a Cure start 2006

The Amy Gillett Foundation

Trustee of the Amy Gillett Foundation

The Amy Gillett Foundation was born out of the tragic accident that occurred in Germany in July 2005, claiming the life of champion cyclist, Amy Gillett, and seriously injuring five of her team mates from the Australian Women’s Cycling Team.

The Amy Gillett Foundation will play an important role in promoting safe cycling through influencing the social behaviour of motorists and cyclists, legislative change and education.

The core foundation objectives are:

1. Increase the road safety of cyclists by changing the way in which
   cyclists and motorists interact
2. Act if necessary as a safety net in the rehabilitation of Amy’s team
   mates
3. Fund the initial phase of the European cycling careers of young
   female Australian cyclists - the next generation of Amy Gilletts.

The Pollie Pedal efforts for the Westmead Millennium Institute

Participation and assistance

Pollie Pedal launch 2005

The Men's Link charity

Patronage and assistance with cycling programs

Menslink provides various mentoring and life coaching services to young men and their families. It welcomes contributions from everyone (both men and women) in providing support, inspiration and pathways for young men.