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Due to low ticket sales, the Buffalo Foundation has cancelled the Pizza Evening. You can still support Richard by donating to his JustGiving page

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Support the team as they ride 1026 km in 75 hours to raise funds helping children break the cycle of poverty, unlock their potential, and become leaders. Every mile makes a lasting impact. Join them in making a difference!

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Let’s change lives.

1026 km

in 75 hours.

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Richard Doherty our newest trustee and his team is setting on an incredible challenge—cycling 1,026km with 13,000m of climbing, all to support the Buffalo Foundation. This isn’t just about endurance; it’s about giving young people in underserved communities access to sport, education, and opportunities that can change their lives.

Starting in London and pushing to Land’s End (twice!), Richard’s journey will test his resilience—just like the young athletes the Buffalo Foundation supports. Every kilometre ridden will help provide essential funding for sports programs, education initiatives, and entrepreneurial opportunities.

Itinerary.

Duration.

3 days

Distance.

1026 km

13,000m

Elevation Gain.

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