Bridge to Bezi Fundraising Cycle for The Michael Project

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Bridge to Bezi is a 750km cycling fundraiser from Beit Bridge to Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe, from 8th to 12th August 2020.

The aim is to raise awareness of Zimbabwe’s orphan crisis as well as to raise funds for The Michael Project,  an organisation working in Zimbabwe with vulnerable children, to buy a bus for their Shalom Children's Home.

13 Zimbabweans from Harare have taken up the challenge to ride from Beit Bridge on the Limpopo River, Zimbabwe’s southern border with South Africa, to the Victoria Falls bridge which spans the Zambezi River on the country’s North-Western border with Zambia. The cyclists, including Dave Hobbs, former Project Director of the Michael Project in Zimbabwe, will ride an average of 150km a day, in their efforts to help these vulnerable children.

The riders are Dave Hobbs, Ray Grant, Gus Hulley, PJ Moor, John Rivers, Brett De Kock, Rafe Wetzlar, Craig Dollar, Tom Stone, Megan Dunlop, Daniel Fowler, Mark Gunn & Darryn Bentley