Community & Social Teams
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 Charities 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 Bennelong Lawn on 5 September for an epic day of sweat, spirit and spin.
Help support sick kids like Jack
Jack was diagnosed with spastic diplegia cerebral palsy at just 14 months old. The condition affects his muscle control and movement, and he has faced challenges from an early age. At six years old, Jack became one of the first children in Australia to have a complex spinal surgery that could help improve his ability to walk.
To access the surgery and rehabilitation support, Jack’s family stayed at Ronald McDonald House Greater Western Sydney for 45 nights. It became a safe and supportive place where the whole family could be together. The House gave them rest, meals, and space to focus fully on Jack’s care and recovery.
“This place gave us so much more than just a roof,” says Jack’s mum. “It gave us food on the run, special gifts, and more than anything, love. It is a core memory that has shaped us forever. You never want to have to stay here, but we are so thankful it exists.”
