Alexandre rides for kids

by Alexandre Vanheule

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Goal 1000 €

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🚴‍♂️ Cycling for Hope: From Luxembourg to Cannes!

Every day, families face the unimaginable reality of a sick child, and not everyone has the chance to see their kids grow up healthy. We can change that—together.

Childhood cancer research remains significantly underfunded, especially when compared to adult oncology—despite what many believe. These young patients deserve better, and we can help make that happen.

I’m taking on an incredible challenge: cycling approximately 1,100 km in 6 days (4–9 March 2025), starting from Luxembourg, and finishing in Cannes—all to raise awareness and funds for this vital cause.
There are around 25 dedicated riders participating—each of us pedaling day after day to support childhood cancer research.
My goal is to raise 1,000 EUR, and every donation counts—big or small. Your support will directly help young patients and their families who desperately need breakthroughs.
As a donor, you'll receive regular updates on our timing, route progress, and group efforts, so you can follow along from the first pedal stroke to our triumphant arrival in Cannes.
Let’s pedal for a purpose—and give these children a fighting chance.

Donate today and help us reach €1,000!

— Alexandre

Help us go the extra mile for kids with cancer.
Childhood cancer treatment is long, invasive and tough.
Cure, of course, comes first. But alongside medications, exercise, nutrition, psychosocial support, sleep,... contribute to a better recovery.

Your gifts go to Run for Hope, a Belgian volunteer group, part of the King Baudouin Foundation, that aids children with cancer and their families. They raise funds to enhance the daily lives and well-being of these young patients during and after treatment. The organization also supports initiatives to assist parents and siblings throughout the treatment journey and beyond, especially during times of grief. Additionally, Run for Hope finances child development programs and acquires medical equipment for pain relief and treatment improvement, which isn’t covered by social security.