Make a Donation
There are a few different ways to make a donation to Cycle for Uganda, but the easiest way is to donate online through BT MyDonate. BT don't take any commission from your donation, they collect Gift Aid on our behalf, and the only deduction is the fees charged by the bank for using a card (15p on a debit card or 1.5% on a credit card). By using BT MyDonate over other online services more of your money goes to helping those in Uganda.
- Quick & Easy
- Gift Aid
- No Commission fees
- Secure
- Free to Use
- View Amount Raised
Other Ways to Fundraise and Donate
Online through BT MyDonate isn't the only way to donate. Here we list other ways you can fundraise and get money to us.
Sponsorship Form
Event participants might like to collect via a sponsorship form that your friends and family can fill in.
Cash
We will take cash, whether this is a personal donation or money raised through using a sponsorship form.
Cheque
You can hand (or post) us a cheque made out to "Clevedon Christadelphians". Just let us know it's for Cycle For Uganda.
BACS
We also accept bank transfers. Contact us and we'll advise you of the account details.
Hold Your Own Event
Several events have been organsied in the past to raise funds, such as sponsored skipping and beach BBQs
Our Rides
Cycling for Uganda since 2014!
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Cycle For Uganda 2014
In our first year 35 cyclists tackled the Avon Cycleway, the 88 mile National Cycle Route 410, around Bristol.
- Project: Namisindwa
- Raised: £6,294
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Cycle For Uganda 2015
Our second year saw us take on the iconic Cheddar Gorge, a scenic route through the Mendip Hills
- Project: Namisindwa
- Raised: £4,364
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Cycle For Uganda 2016
A shorter ride than previous years, but with five of the biggest hills in North Somerset to conquer it was far from easy!
- Project: Water Tanks
- Raised: £2,024
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Cycle For Uganda 2017
Returning to the format of our first adventure we completed all 88 miles of the Avon Cycleway again with 50 cyclists!
- Project: Water Tanks
- Raised: £6,804