WeSeeHope is committed to creating sustainable change for vulnerable children in Kenya, Malawi, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe through community-led and skills-based programmes. Focusing primarily on education, child rights and economic empowerment, their aim is that vulnerable children have the skills to change their own futures, and that their families and communities are able to support them along the way.

I have seen the work they do first hand in Malawi and it has a real impact on communities and individuals who gain skills and support to help them sustain themselves for the future. 

On Sunday 16th August 2020, Adam Smith and I will be riding 100 miles at RideLondon. We  cycle from the Olympic Park, riding through the closed roads of London out towards West London then into deep (and very very hilly) Surrey. The roads are closed for the entire way, which makes London such an amazing place to see. In Surrey we tackle Box Hill (okay) and Leith Hill (hmmmm) and Newlands Corner (argh!) which is vertical as I see it...  anyway, once out of all that, there is another sedate but challenging hill at Wimbledon.  Then its along the embankment and off to the Mall for the finish.

WeSeeHope are a fantastic cause and your donations will make such a big impact where people can be living on 1 dollar a day. 

Donating through JustGiving is easy and secure and the money goes directly to WeSeeHope! 

Thanks for reading! 

Daemonn & Adam