661 riders from across Northamptonshire and beyond took part in this year’s Cycle4Cynthia at Althorp on Sunday (25 September 2022), returning to pre-pandemic participation levels for the largest fundraising event in the Cynthia Spencer Hospice calendar.
Earl Spencer, Patron of Cynthia Spencer Hospice, which is named after his late Grandmother, is looking forward to cyclists from around the county coming together once again to take part in Cycle4Cynthia, the charity’s biggest fundraising event, at Althorp on Sunday 25th September.
The much-loved Northamptonshire charity, Cynthia Spencer Hospice, is seeking a prominent local business to come to the rescue as its headline sponsor for Cycle4Cynthia – the flagship fundraising cycle event returning to Althorp Estate on 25th September.
Cycle4Cynthia, the flagship fundraising event organised by Cynthia Spencer Hospice Charity to raise money to support the care provided by the hospice, will take place at the Althorp Estate on Sunday 25th September 2022 with organisers promising lots of exciting new additions to the event.
Local businesses have come together to help Cynthia Spencer Hospice’s flagship event, Cycle4Cynthia, go ahead this year and organisers are thrilled by the support received so far for September’s big fundraising bike ride.
Cynthia Spencer Hospice’s biggest fundraising event is back on two wheels and is welcoming riders to come along to Lamport Hall on Sunday 19th September to raise money for the hospice in its 45th anniversary year.
Northamptonshire’s favourite annual fundraising bike ride, Cycle4Cynthia, is used to having the backing of hundreds of local cyclists, but the Covid-induced cancellation of this year’s planned event at Lamport Hall has meant that those from the other side of the world have also been leaping into their saddles for this most deserving of causes!
Northamptonshire’s favourite annual fundraising bike ride, Cycle4Cynthia, may not be going ahead this weekend as was originally planned, but there are plenty of silver linings to this particular cycling cloud!
Northamptonshire’s favourite fundraising bike ride may have suffered a small proverbial puncture, but it’s hoped that cyclists will still turn out in force in support of arguably the county’s most deserving cause.
Northamptonshire’s favourite fundraising bike ride has received a massive boost thanks to a message of support from none other than former Olympic champion, Chris Boardman MBE.