T-Tech take on Norwood Bike Ride – Round 3

Another year, another bike ride! 4 team members will be taking on the challenge to cycle 330 miles from San Francisco to LA in October. 

Please help us raise as much as we can to support the incredible charity, Norwood.

After our previous successful trips in Nepal and Israel, we are ready to take on the classic Californian bucket list trip with Norwood this year.

This five-day challenge will include cycling across San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and along the iconic Pacific Coast Highway 1 - a twisting, cliff hugging, ever changing, 600km route that takes us along USA’s most famous coastline down to Los Angeles.

A challenging route that traverses movie magic, the miles open up as we weave a mix of hills and urban roads through state parks and farmland to Monterey. The challenge steps up as we ride the dramatic Big Sur coast, 1000ft above sea level. But the long daily distances and tough climbs pale as we power towards Santa Monica, Muscle Beach and the warmth of the Pacific Ocean, having completed a jaw dropping 5 day cycling challenge at the door of the City of Angels. The trip in total is 330 miles!

Our chosen charity is Norwood; an incredible charity which transforms the lives of over 4,000 vulnerable children and their families, adults with learning disabilities and autism, and children with special educational needs. Their Family Services include children and family support, social work, an inclusive nursery, and special educational needs. Their Learning Disability Services include education, after school clubs & holiday schemes, transition, supported living, residential care, lifelong learning and health and wellbeing. The charity inspires individuals who share their belief that everyone should be able to live the life they choose.

Daniel, Megan, Sam & Adam will be representing T-Tech, and we will be rooting for them all the way! Please help us keep the momentum by donating in any way you can - every donation helps Norwood continue to transform lives.

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