Old Legs Tour Down Under
Tax deductible
An Epic Ride Across WA To Raise Funds For Zimbabwe Pensioners.
With the situation looking more and more grim for pensioners in isolation without medical care in Zimbabwe, some old legs have decided to embark on an epic cycling journey in order to help.
Leaving from Perth WA, the Old legs will cross the south western coastline, riding the Munda Biddi trail and back (over 2000kms). Testing their bodies and minds in an attempt to drum up some funds, which will go directly to vulnerable pensioners that need medical aid, food and necesary supplies.
The ride will support elderly people in Zimbabwe who have been badly impacted by the economic turmoil of the last 10 years.
Many lost their pensions and what they receive today is totally inadequate for their modest needs; many lost their medical aid, and many lost their children who left for greener pastures.
As the fifth old legs tour, following Cape Town, Kilimanjaro, Lockdown Zim, Lockdown SA, the ride will embody the original mantra of the Old Legs; Have Fun, Do Good, Do Epic.
The ride will take place over 2000 kms, the surface on the northern half of the Trail is the distinctive red pea-gravel, whilst the southern forests have a combination of loamy soils and fine white sand.
The journey will take roughly 30 days and will mean our old legs will have to ride for at least 5-6 hours a day in order to reach the finish line. It will be a test of the mind and body, but the cause is worthwhile.
The list of Old Legs coming on the tour is as follows: Peter Brodie, Paul Cutler, Garth Steinbach, Alan Crundle, Mark Johnson, Vic Authers, Charlie Lenegan, Gordon Kent and Roger Green
We are raising money to benefit ZANE AUSTRALIA, and any donation will help make an impact.
More information about ZANE AUSTRALIA: Funds raised have been sent to Zimbabwe to help the aged and orphaned children, veterans, Community Development Clubfoot program, Pelandaba Orphan Fund, people with hearing impairment, Prosthetics for veterans and assist with health, education, housing and community development.
With the situation looking more and more grim for pensioners in isolation without medical care in Zimbabwe, some old legs have decided to embark on an epic cycling journey in order to help.
Leaving from Perth WA, the Old legs will cross the south western coastline, riding the Munda Biddi trail and back (over 2000kms). Testing their bodies and minds in an attempt to drum up some funds, which will go directly to vulnerable pensioners that need medical aid, food and necesary supplies.
The ride will support elderly people in Zimbabwe who have been badly impacted by the economic turmoil of the last 10 years.
Many lost their pensions and what they receive today is totally inadequate for their modest needs; many lost their medical aid, and many lost their children who left for greener pastures.
As the fifth old legs tour, following Cape Town, Kilimanjaro, Lockdown Zim, Lockdown SA, the ride will embody the original mantra of the Old Legs; Have Fun, Do Good, Do Epic.
The ride will take place over 2000 kms, the surface on the northern half of the Trail is the distinctive red pea-gravel, whilst the southern forests have a combination of loamy soils and fine white sand.
The journey will take roughly 30 days and will mean our old legs will have to ride for at least 5-6 hours a day in order to reach the finish line. It will be a test of the mind and body, but the cause is worthwhile.
The list of Old Legs coming on the tour is as follows: Peter Brodie, Paul Cutler, Garth Steinbach, Alan Crundle, Mark Johnson, Vic Authers, Charlie Lenegan, Gordon Kent and Roger Green
We are raising money to benefit ZANE AUSTRALIA, and any donation will help make an impact.
More information about ZANE AUSTRALIA: Funds raised have been sent to Zimbabwe to help the aged and orphaned children, veterans, Community Development Clubfoot program, Pelandaba Orphan Fund, people with hearing impairment, Prosthetics for veterans and assist with health, education, housing and community development.
Fundraising team (4)
Peter Brodie
Organizer
Balcatta WA
ZANE AUSTRALIA
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically tax deductible in Australia.
Paul Cutler
Team member
Cate Brodie
Team member
Charlie Lenegan
Team member
