Partners – OLD
Partner Organisations
UNESCO has decided to recognise Breaking the Cycle as an Official Activity of the United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (2005-2014).
Plan Australia are the lead partner for Breaking the Cycle.
Making t-shirts that support socioeconomic development in Africa. Garments are made from 'grower to sewer'.
500 Supporters’ Group
Working together to improve health and education within the poorest regions of Africa. http://www.the500supportersgroup.org/
HUG is an Australian based not-for-profit organization that focuses on establishing sustainable partnerships between two different cultures. We'll be visiting their project in Suubi, Uganda.
Gold Sponsors
Coca-Cola Amatil
Silver Sponsors
Furnace Engineering provider of Advanced Heat Processing Solutions for Mining Industry
Range Resources Ltd is an Australian exploration company, with its principal activity directed towards finding and delineating natural resources in the oil, gas and mineral sectors in Puntland, Somalia.
Nkwe’s strategy is to add substantial shareholder value through the acquisition, exploration, development and commercialisation of Platinum Group Elements (PGE) and associated base metal projects in the Bushveld Complex of South Africa.
Continental Capital Ltd
Providing nutritional products to help Kate and Daniel recover from long days in the saddle.
EMC
Globe Metals and Mining Ltd
Bassari Resources
Bronze Sponsors
Supplying tents, sleeping bags and outdoor footwear
Providing cycling and compression clothing for the expedition
Providing high quality bicycle components for the journey.
Davidson have created the Breaking the Cycle brand and provided follow up design support
Providing the team's vitamin supplements
Providing valuable support to set up the bikes and equipment.
DMC Mining will be helping the team when they reach the Republic of Congo
Gryphon Minerals have projects in Burkina Faso
Avonlea Minerals have projects in northern Namibia
Quality Australian-made active wear
Link Pumps
Supporters
Jeremy Howard, Lizzie Brown, Troy Dillon, Robert French, Anne and Peter Stanley, Arthur St Hill, Carla and Rowan Story, Charles Wright, Glenn Brockwell, Mark Sayer, Prue and Bob Atkins, Paul Schneider and Margarita Silva, Peter Au and Sandy Lai, Paul and Penny Montgomery, Andrew Lindsay, John and Anne Link, Kip Curren, Richard Allen, Don Hawkins, Mark Miller, Michael Petruccelli, Owen and Annabel Guest, Merrin Mackay, Ian and Elizabeth Ritchard, Geof Fethers, James Guest, Michael and Angela Rodd, Bryce Courtenay and Christine Gee, Greg and Leonie Moran, Mackinnon family (Andrew, Richard, Ken), Jonnie Bailey, Gavan Griffith, Margaret Cameron, Rob Teese, Jonathan and Judith Sear, Henry Turnbull, Philip Barker and Diane Rennard, Lorna and Ted Leeming
