Ride for a Child motorcycle ride around the corner
This Sunday, February 11, Pediatric Care Africa will leave White River for the Ride for a Child motorbike charity event, and travel around South Africa for children in need of urgent medical treatment.
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Pediatric Care Africa’s (PCA) fifth Ride for a Child 7 000km charity motorbike ride around South Africa will start from the White River Square this Sunday, February 11 at 09:00.
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PCA’s founder, Dr André Hattingh, will embark on this epic charity motorbike ride to raise funds for children in urgent need of surgeries and medical treatment, and will ride to the most northern, western, eastern and southern parts of South Africa, drawing a symbolic circle around the children of the country.
Hattingh’s first overnight stop will be in Louis Trichardt, Limpopo, and on Saturday February 24, an attempt to break a world record for the most motorbikes riding in a staggered formation will be made.
This attempt will be held from 50km before the Caltex Mentors Plaza on the N2 near Jeffrey’s Bay to Storms River ending at the Mentors Country Estate in Jeffrey’s Bay.
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The name of this world record attempt is ‘Ride for a Child’.
To find out more on how you can support PCA in raising funds for children in need or joining the world record attempt, contact Mandy on 072 034 0544 or the PCA office at info@pediatriccareafrica.org. You can also call the PCA on its cellphone on 076 229 5663 to find out how to participate in this mega event.