About RTP Gran Fondo 2023
The Big Ride | Playmakers Gran Fondo | Thursday, October 5, 2023
Ride the beautiful hills of Caledon, Ontario and support Right To Play for the 3rd Annual Gran Fondo cycling event. Join as an individual, group or corporate team and choose the length of your ride – 30km, 75km or go all out on the 95km route! It’s a great way for friends and colleagues to come together, raise funds and have a great time.
Details:
Caledon Country Club: 2121 Olde Base Line Road, Inglewood, ON L7C 0K7
TIMING:
Arrival/Check In & Breakfast 8:30AM - 9:00AM
Welcome Remarks 9:00AM - 9:30AM
90KM Start 9:30AM
75KM Start 9:50AM
35KM Start 10:20AM
All riders on the road 10:30AM
Return to Country Club 12:30PM - 1:15PM
Lunch ~1:30PM
Remarks 2:00PM
Networking continues until 3:00PM
Registration Fee & Fundraising:
- $75 registration fee gives you access to the road!
- Fundraising minimum for individuals is $150, or teams is $1500
Our Goal:
- To raise $100,000 to help kids in Canada to stay active mentally and physically through the charity's impactful local programs. Have your friends, family, or company sponsor you to help us achieve this goal.
About Playmakers | The Young Pros Board Affiliated with Right to Play
- The Right To Play Playmakers movement brings together young professionals across Canada to unite in play, while empowering children around the world to do the same. The board is comprised of young professionals from a diverse range of industries that are committed to protecting and empowering children to rise above adversity using the power of play.
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How Your Support Makes a Difference!
Your Participation Will Make A Difference!
Now more than ever, Right To Play needs the help of donors to continue to fund critical programming that protects, educates, and empowers 2.3 million children every year. Funds raised through the Gran Fondo will benefit Right To Play’s mission and ensure that programs can continue here in Canada and in 14 other countries around the world.
Help us continue to support children and their communities.
For over 10 years, Right To Play has partnered with Indigenous communities and organizations across Canada to support programs that focus on mental well-being, self-care, healthy coping strategies and life-skill development. Walking in partnership with over 70 communities from coast to coast, Right To Play works collaboratively to improve access to community-led, culturally relevant play-based programs that support youth among First Nations, Inuit, and Metis youth. It is vital that we continue supporting these local programs.
We need to support children now so they can help their communities recover and rebuild stronger than ever in the future. Right To Play has the expertise, the partnerships, and the teams to make that happen.
