Snapshots from Team Rynkeby's trip to Paris 2019 - new snapshots every day.
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The past week has shown that Team Rynkeby has come through corona strengthened
The Rynkeby Foundation's soon-to-be retiring CEO, Carl Erik Dalbøge, is taking stock of a trip and a season that turned out to be somewhat different than expected.
9 year old Alvar raised over €12000 as a tribute to his cousin
Last year, nine-year-old Alvar Landén decided to fundraise in honour of his cousin Märtha who lost her battle with cancer. She passed away in the summer of 2016 after a hard battle with the illness. Alvar decided to complete a sponsored 100km cycle ride in five days in memory of his cousin.
4-year-old Vega is incurabably sick of cancer - her grandma and grandpa find comfort in Team Rynkeby
Helle and Uffe Haack's granddaughter is terminally ill with cancer. Right now they are on their way around Denmark to help ensure that no children die of cancer in the future.
Team Rynkeby is honoured with a place in LEGOLAND
20 years of working on behalf of children with critical illnesses hasn’t gone unnoticed. That’s why Team Rynkeby has earned a very special place in the heart of LEGOLAND.
Team Rynkeby with high expectations before national Tours
Long-term preparation culminates in week 28, when Team Rynkeby's 59 teams move out on national tours to raise funds for children with critical illnesses. The expectations for a memorable week are huge, says the CEO.
Jørgen H.K. Jepsen becomes new director of Team Rynkeby
Jørgen H.K. Jepsen will take up the role of General Manager of the Team Rynkeby Foundation on 1 August 2021. He replaces Carl Erik Dalbøge in the post after having been deputy head of Forening Folkemøde for a number of years.
Team Rynkeby increases the participants' safety through cooperation with MIPS
This year, the Team Rynkeby riders ride with helmets with the special safety system MIPS. The system is built in in the riders' helmets to increase the riders' safety.
Corona situation forces Team Rynkeby to shift gear from Paris trip to national tours
The corona situation across Europe has forced the charity project Team Rynkeby to shift plans from cycling to Paris to local big national tours in the participating countries.
Smart trick - Team Rynkeby riders change citizenship to be able to return home to Paris
‘Team Rynkeby Faroe Islands’ becomes ‘Team Rynkeby les îles Féroé’, after all participants have been granted French citizenship in order to “go home” to Paris this summer.
