Ride for Relief in Israel and Palestine

Over the past week, a wave of devastating events has brought suffering and loss to countless innocent lives in Israel and Palestine. As aspiring healthcare professionals, our mission is to extend a healing hand to those affected by these tragic circumstances. We are committed to providing critical medical support and relief to those who need it most, and we are proud to have partnered with the University of Limerick General Practice Interest Group (GPiG) and Friends of Médecins Sans Frontières (FoMSF) to launch this fundraiser.

Starting at 7:00 PM on Tuesday, October 17th, we will be hosting a 24-hour Cycle-A-Thon outside the University of Limerick School of Medicine. This event is our way of demonstrating support for all those who have been impacted by the ongoing conflict.

Our dedication to helping those in need is unwavering. If you feel a connection to this cause and would like to contribute, there are two ways to make a difference:

Donate: Your generous donations will be instrumental in providing relief to those who have suffered the most. We are committed to making sure your contribution reaches those in need.

Participate: We invite you to be a part of this meaningful event by selecting a one-hour time slot to cycle alongside us.

100% of the proceeds will be be distributed to the Red Cross which will further disseminate funds to Magen David Adom and the Palestine Red Crescent Society.

About Us:

My name is Catherine Rivers, and our team consists of Medical Students from the University of Limerick. The ongoing conflict has touched us personally, impacting many of us, as well as our families and friends. This has driven us to come together and make a positive contribution to help mitigate the suffering in this ongoing situation

Together, we can make a significant impact and help alleviate the suffering caused by these tragic events. Join us in our mission to provide crucial medical support and relief to those in need.

Thank you for your support, and together, we can make a difference.