Herbalife Nutrition Foundation (HNF) Bike Ride starts in Torquay

All the funds raised from the 840-kilometre ride – now in its seventh year – go to HNF, a not-for-profit organisation that provides programs offering access to education and healthy nutrition for young people.

HNF supports various groups including the Infants’ Home in Sydney and Lighthouse Foundation in Melbourne.

Lynnet-Ann Walker, who is taking part for the third time, said the ride was challenging but gratifying.

“When you visit the different charity partners and see what the fundraising does and how grateful every member of each community is, that’s what makes every single kilometre we spin through and every incline and peak we climb worth it.

“The ride process before, during, and after is such a raw, exhilarating feeling with so much personal growth and development. Through the journeys, we have made friends that become family. We are so grateful that we have this worthwhile opportunity to give back to those in our communities who need and appreciate our help.”

Since it started in 2014, the ride has raised $440,000 for the foundation.

More than 50 cyclists and crew from Herbalife will be participating in the ride.

Herbalife Nutrition Australia and New Zealand’s general manager Peter Hurley said he was grateful for the dedication of the members.

“We are so proud of our members and their generosity. Our members really want to help provide better nutrition and education to kids around Australia and New Zealand, and their fundraising initiatives like the HNF Bike Ride are helping us deliver on
that promise.”

People can make donations by heading to donate.good2give.ngo/hnf.