Community & Social Teams

The Big Spin is a 12-hour team spin bike challenge to support sick kids and their families.

It's designed to bring your network and community together for a day of bonding, fun and supporting the families of sick and injured kids.

Teams can be made up of pro riders or total beginners. The focus is to bring your community together to achieve a common goal of raising vital funds.

On the day, expect live music, great vibes, friendly competition, and a high-energy atmosphere that is guaranteed to be a day you won't forget.

By signing up, you'll have access to:

  • Dedicated Account Manager to assist with your fundraising and questions
  • Unique Team Fundraising page to allow for seamless registering and fundraising
  • Access to The Big Spin Event marquee for your entire team 
  • The knowledge that your support is providing essential and holistic support for the families of Ronald McDonald House Greater Western Sydney

How it works

Sign up

Create or join team, invite your friends, family and network and get ready to ride.

Raise funds

Share your page and raise life-changing funds for sick kids and their families.

Ride for sick kids

Join us at Fleet Steps on 4 September for an epic day of sweat, spirit and spin.

Help support sick kids like Isla

Isla went from regular swimming lessons to a leukaemia diagnosis in less than 24 hours. The sudden news was a massive shock to her family, arriving just weeks before her baby brother was born. Because they lived too far from the hospital for daily care, they were told they needed to relocate close by.

Before finding Ronald McDonald House, the family faced the heartbreaking reality of being split up, with their oldest son staying hours away with relatives. Moving into the House kept all three children and both parents under the same roof.

While Isla continues her treatment, the House takes care of the daily essentials. Programs like Meals from the Heart ensure there is always a healthy, hot dinner waiting after an exhausting eight-hour day at the hospital. It has given the family comfort, warmth, and a community of people cheering them on.