Charity Information
How You Can Help
By Participating in the annual Cycle for Life Challenge you will be helping to raise funds for the Cycle for Life Charitable Trust (CFL).
All funds raised by CFL are spent on helping to improve the Health and Life Skills of New Zealand children. The Trust is a fully voluntary organisation with no one receiving any remuneration for running the trust or any of the events run by the trust.
By encouraging your friends and colleagues to ride in our event you will be helping to increase the amount we raise and therefore the amount we can use to help our children.
Challenge your work colleagues, sports team, friends and or family to enter. Or Challenge them to sponsor you.
If you cannot ride the event you can make donations to support the work CFL undertakes in the community at Lions Club of Bucklands Beach Cycle for Life Charitable Trust at
Westpac Bank 03 0166 0456649 00
2018 Fundraising
The funds raised from the Cycle for Life Fun Ride are to be used to fund projects that support the promotion of Children’s Life Skills and Healthy Living Programmes within our community.
2018 again sees us supporting:
- (KidzFirst Hospital) Eye Glass Fund
- Lions Quest Skills For Living
- Books in Homes (The Alan Duff Charitable Foundation)
- Camp Quality - for Children Living with Cancer
St Joseph's School, Otahuhu
Books in Homes Project
Funds from the 2014 Cycle for Life being put to use.
One of the projects funds from the Cycle for Life are spent on is to sponsor the Books in Homes Project at St Joseph’s School in Otahuhu.
Pictured are Wendy Barr President of the Buckland Beach Lions Club with Joan Jarmen presenting the at the St Joseph School assembly in September.
Past Years Efforts
In past years funding raised from this project has been used to support the following orginisations:
- KidzFirst Hospitalk - Supported 2000 - 2017 Eye Glass Fund
- Camp Quality for Children Living with Cancer - Supported 2008 - 2017
- Books in Homes; CFL is the sponsor for - Point England Primary School 2006 - 2011; St Josphes School Otahuhu 2011 - 2015; Mt Richmond Special School 2011 - 2016
- Lions Quest Skills for Living - Supported 2004 - 2016 - Lions have created a program which integrates into the health curriculum of our Primary and Intermediate schools in the fields of skills for life and drug awareness
- Funded the refurbishment of the Healing Garden at KidsFirst Hospital in 2009
- East Auckland Drug Education Services. 2002 - 2003 an initiative of the Intermediate Schools in the Pakuranga / Buckland Beach community assisted with funds to establish a proactive drug education program
- Life Education Programme. - Supported 1997 - 2001
