Punjab is facing a humanitarian crisis. The recent floods have submerged villages, destroyed homes, and displaced countless families. Fields that once sustained communities have been washed away, leaving devastation behind.
The Punjab Flood Relief 50-Mile Charity Bike Ride is our way of responding. Starting in Stanwell and passing through London’s landmarks, this ride isn’t about speed — it’s about solidarity. For every mile we ride, we ask supporters to stand with Punjab by contributing to our official Flood Relief Fund, with all proceeds going directly to Khalsa Aid International.
Khalsa Aid teams are already on the ground delivering:
- Food, clean water, and emergency medical aid
- Shelter, blankets, and essential supplies
- Support for displaced families and livestock survival
- Long-term recovery and rebuilding efforts
By registering, you are joining a movement of compassion and action. Every rider, every mile, and every share helps amplify support for Punjab’s people in their time of need.
Let’s pedal for purpose. Let’s ride for Punjab.
How It Works
- Register free here on Eventbrite to confirm your place.
- Make a donation via our official Flood Relief Fund link
- Join the ride and pedal for a cause bigger than us all.
- After you register, we’ll email you directly to ask which point along the route you’d like to join us, so we can wait and ride together.
Important Information
- Registration is FREE – donations are separate.
- Riders must be 18+
- A roadworthy bike, helmet, and water are required.
- This is a community awareness ride, not a race.
- Finish times will vary depending on group pace.
Route Overview
- Start: Stanwell, Middlesex
- Key London waypoints: [ Hammersmith, Hyde Park, Buckingham Palace, Trafalgar Square, Tower Bridge, Piccadilly Circus , Oxford Street, Ealing, Southall, Hayes]
- Return: Stanwell
FAQs
Do I need to donate to register?
No. Registration is free. Donations are being collected separately on the Flood Relief Fund page.
Is this a competitive event?
No, it’s a solidarity ride. Join for any distance, or simply come out to support.
