The Burnt Chef Project has entered a team in the London to Brighton Cycle Ride on the 15th September 2024. For those looking for something a little less ‘pedal-powered’, the Sea to Summit challenge will take place on 16th September 2024.
Kris Hall, founder and chief executive at The Burnt Chef Project, said: “Following the success of the London to Brighton Cycle Ride last year, we’re delighted to be returning with a dedicated team once more. Taking in one of the most spectacular rides in the country, those taking part can enjoy urban streets, rolling countryside, astonishing views and a coastal finish line – not to mention a well-deserved medal and memories to last a lifetime.
“New for this year, we’re also delighted to officially announce our Sea to Summit Challenge. Perfect for those looking to stay firmly on two feet, the challenge will take us from sea level to the top of the highest and most dramatic peak in England and Wales over a stunning 19-mile route.
“Both challenges offer their own unique experiences, but ultimately, we’re looking for a team of budding explorers who are willing to go that extra mile, raising awareness and funds to support the continued work of The Burnt Chef Project across the hospitality industry.”
Participants are asked to raise a minimum of £200 by undertaking a challenge, with all funds going to support the work The Burnt Chef Project does across the foodservice industry, both in the UK and around the world.7
To find out more and to book your place on Sea to Summit or the London to Brighton fundraising bike ride 2024, visit: www.theburntchefproject.com.