The Ride for Sick Kids cyclists set off from Ronald McDonald House in Nedlands on a 295km, four-day loop with stopovers in a number of Perth’s most picturesque locations, including Fremantle.
Ronald McDonald House Perth chief executive Peter King said it had been a memorable event for all those involved.
“It is always great fun whether you’re a first-time cyclist or a Ride for Sick Kids veteran,” he said.
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“Fundraising initiatives like Ride for Sick Kids are crucial in not only raising donations for the Ronald McDonald Charities, but also sharing stories of the riders who give up their time to take part and the families who will benefit from this generosity.”
Mr King said more than $280,000 had been raised during this year’s event, with the funds going to important Ronald McDonald House Charities programs helping sick children and their families.
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