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Team Sainsbury's - Pedal the Borders 2026

James Curtis is raising money for GroceryAid

Pedal the Borders 2026 · 15 July 2026 ·

Pedal the Borders 2026
Campaign by GroceryAid (RCN 1095897)
On Wednesday 15th - Friday 17th July 2026, 80 riders will be cycling cycling across the Scottish Borders raising vital funds for their industry charity, GroceryAid.

Story

In July 2026, up to 100 grocery colleagues from across the industry including 8 from Sainsbury's will embark on an incredible three-day cycling challenge, pushing their limits both physically and mentally, to raise vital funds for their industry charity, GroceryAid.

Over three days, the team cycle 230 miles & will conquer 15,500 ft of elevation - cycling between 70-90m per day on & around the border between England & Scotland taking in part of the Tour de France 2027 route & the Devils Elbow!

Now a little about who we are raising money for: GroceryAid provides financial, emotional and practical support for colleagues & their families in the grocery industry.

In 24/25 they supported colleagues on over 139,000 occasions +76% YoY spending over £6.5million including helping 6,667 children go back to school in September 2024 with the right equipment and clothing, through their School Essentials Grant.

Their free and confidential Helpline saw a 3% increase in calls from colleagues looking for emotional and practical support, and qualified counsellors provided more than 5,300 in-the-moment counselling sessions to colleagues throughout the year.

They also saw a 60% increase in colleagues accessing legal advice, and over 1,900+ colleagues accessed online self-help and CBT guided sessions.

The Sainsbury's team will be made up of Guy Stuart, Dave Parker, Eddy Timlin, Tom Openshaw, Chris Dove Tom Doble, Harry Jewell & James Curtis- please support us where you can!

Donation summary

Total
£19,175.00
+ £2,431.25 Gift Aid
Online
£19,175.00
Offline
£0.00

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