I love cycling most of all because it gives me freedom. It's about being outside, the wind in your hair and the sights and sounds of life in the city or countryside doing bike packing/ touring as my yearly long ride activity. I'm also a bike to work advocate for two years already and  cycling has saved me so much time, and money. This time, it will be different.. I'll be representing Team Prudential to complete a 100 mile bike challenge that will take place on July 30, this year to raise funds for children.   

Help me support Save The Children by making a donation. I truly appreciate any support you can provide. It will benefit a great cause!

Or, even better, send an e-mail to friends you think might be interested in contributing and include a link to my page! 

About Save the Children:

Save the Children is a global organization with 30 offices around the world working to deliver change for more than 166 million children in more than 120 countries.

Save the Children Hong Kong works with local charity organizations in providing assistance in funding and activities planning for children in the community.Against Child Abuse (ACA)
In collaboration with Against Child Abuse (ACA), a Parent-Child Support line was launched in 2012 to provide phone-in counseling and follow-up services for parents, and children, as well as front-line workers such as teachers, social workers, child care workers, etc. on handling suspected child abuse cases. The Support Line service could also provide immediate support to professionals who play an important role in child protection.In 2013 we extended the services hours (9am – 9pm Monday to Friday) to increase access to the hotline. As a result, calls were up by 35% to 1411 in 2013 (from 1044).  Of the 1,411 calls received, 428 calls (30%) were on suspected child abuse, 439 calls (31%) on parents with child management difficulties and the use of corporal punishment towards their children, 33 calls (2%) on other problems such as family violence and marital problems, and 511 calls (36%) on personal problems or service enquiries.There were 3,515 follow-up services in response to the 1,411 calls.  A total of 136 investigations for suspected child abuse cases and 1,352 home visits were conducted.  Subsequently, we referred 230 children and their families to governmental departments and other community support services for follow-up.  There were 10 multidisciplinary case conferences held for the serious child abuse cases.