Let good fortune flow.....
We're lucky to have a successful business, so we like to pass it on. Here are some of the things Virrata, our team and our families are doing to help others.
World Bicycle Relief
For every new client, we donate a bike to World Bicycle Relief. Maybe your company could do the same?
World Bicycle Relief mobilizes people through The Power of Bicycles. We envision a world where distance is no longer a barrier to independence and livelihood.
https://worldbicyclerelief.org/en/story/
Bikeathon
We've been taking part in the Wirral Bikeathon since 1999, helping Bloodwise raise funds for Leukeamia and Lymphoma Research
We've ridden everything from a tandem, penny farthing and even a copper bike over the years.
www.wirralbikeathon.com
Deepest Jungle to Concrete Jungle
Our guy Sonny has moved from being an 'Orangutan', guide in the deepest Indonesian jungles to guiding companies on their improvement journeys all over the world.
Sonny is a founder of Rakata and continues to support their work, helping disadvantaged youths to gain confidence through outdoor activities.
www.tanakita.id
Reaching new heights to help others
Fern from our admin team took a leap out of a plane in support of Clatterbridge Cancer Centre, raising £2,400 in the process.
https://www.clatterbridgecc.nhs.uk
Fern has also spent three months in Tanzania, teaching local children through Voluntary Service Overseas
Race for Life
Sophie joined the Race for Life and took part in Pretty Muddy, raising money for cancer research.
https://raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org/about-our-events/pretty-muddy
Supporting the next generation
We work with Studio @ Deyes to mentor business and engineering students.
http://studio-deyes.co.uk
Responding in a crisis
During the first lockdown, we had some time on our hands, so we put that to good use for the NHS voluntary service.
If you can help out too:
https://nhsvolunteerresponders.org.uk
Ukraine Sponsorship
We have sponsored two Ukrainian families to escape war and move to the UK. We collected them from the border and brought them to safety.
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