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Total raised so far

£15,425.00 +£1,262.50 Gift Aid See breakdown

Recent donations

1 year ago

Dan Bailey Molson Group

£400.00

Great effort guys! Fantastic achievement, well done 👏🏼

1 year ago

JDP Ltd

£500.00

Good luck with your fund raising - Very Best Wishes from Everyone at JDP

1 year ago

Grant Handley

£50.00

+ £12.50 Gift Aid

Well done, great achievement .

1 year ago

BARTON PARK SITE

£200.00

Great achievement well done to all involved

1 year ago

H-J Wealth Planning Ltd

£100.00

Top work Chris and Caroline!

1 year ago

Bernard Callinan

£100.00

+ £25.00 Gift Aid

Congratulations to all involved in completing such a fantastic challenge.

1 year ago

Joe Manley

£20.00

Well done All!

1 year ago

Lorne McLundie

£100.00

Great work on the cycling challenge! Congrats from everyone at DMH Testing

1 year ago

Paul and Lisa McGowan

£500.00

Well done to you all a fantastic achievement !

1 year ago

Rena Walsh

£30.00

+ £7.50 Gift Aid

Well done to all what an achievement x

Orlaith The Way To Galway

Event dates: 2nd June 2022 – 4th June 2022

Caroline, Chris, Mick and Lesha are raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support, University Hospitals Birmingham Charity and Foundation for Conductive Education

Our story

In June this year, Caroline Moen, Chris Moen, Mick Regan and Lesha Regan will be joining the 'Orlaith The Way To Galway' team (made up of 37 cyclists and 9 support team), and cycling over 200 miles from Birmingham, England to Tuam in Co. Galway, Ireland to raise money for three very deserving charities.

The three charities - NICE Centre for Movement Disorders, QEHB Fighting Skin Cancer and Macmillan UK have been carefully selected due to their personal significance and connection to the cyclists.

✨ Orlaith, who inspired the groups name, is a 6 year old family member of the cyclists. Orlaith has a movement disorder meaning she is currently a full time wheelchair user. She attends NICE for vital movement therapy known as conductive education as well as schooling, and the charity have been a huge part of the progress she has made so far.

✨ QEHB Fighting Skin Cancer were chosen following the loss of Orlaith's grandfather Tommy-Joe Ryan. The charity supports a variety of research projects including research of immunotherapy drugs, melanoma targeting treatment, and research into rare skin cancers such as Merkel Cell Cancer. A much loved family member of the team, Tommy-Joe Ryan, sadly lost his battle against this invasive disease in July 2020. It is in his memory the cycle route has been chosen, mirroring a journey he took back to his hometown many times.

✨ Macmillan UK have recently supported a very inspirational and determined family member and friend of the cyclists through her cancer diagnosis. The support Macmillan have provided has been extremely valuable through her treatment. The charity has been chosen in recognition of the wonderful support they have given to the family.

It's an honour to take part in this cycle and raise awareness and much-needed funds for these three charities. The whole team are currently putting in huge amounts of effort training for this challenge, and any donation big or small would be greatly appreciated. You can find out more info and keep up with our training over on our social media pages - @orlaiththewaytogalway.

Thank you so much!


Thank you for checking out our page. Making a donation is fast, easy and secure thanks to Give as you Live Donate. They'll take your donation and pass it onto Macmillan Cancer Support, University Hospitals Birmingham Charity and Foundation for Conductive Education.

Our 3 charities

Macmillan Cancer Support

Charity number: 261017

University Hospitals Birmingham Charity

Charity number: 1165716

Foundation for Conductive Education

Charity number: 295873

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