Team BishBashBosch at the Absa Cape Epic 2022

“Our dream has come true – we’re riding the Absa Cape Epic together in 2020 (moved to 2021 and finally to 2022)! But we wish to make other people’s dreams come true too by raising funds for CANSA. With Rudy being a Medic, our love of cycling & Chantélle’s birthday dedicated to this cause, we have a burning urge to give this Epic opportunity a real sense of purpose.”

Posted on 10 Mar 2022

Jenna Bryer riding the Cape Town Cycle Tour

This weekend I’m cycling in the cycle tour for CANSA, please support and donate to their fund for a km of my 100km cycle.
This is a very personal cause as I am in remission three years and my mom by two months so it means the world to me.

Posted on 10 Mar 2022

Grey College Old Boys Do It Again for CANSA Active

On Sunday 13 March 2022, a group of 40 Grey College, Bloemfontein, old boys are riding the Cape Town Cycle Tour to create awareness and raise funds for the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) and Diabetes South Africa (Diabetes SA).
“We chose CANSA because various Old Grey’s, and some of their family members, are living with cancer. In 2020, Raymond van Niekerk (old Grey boy and former Global Head of Marketing for Investec) was part of our team. Raymond had stage four kidney cancer and diabetes, at the time, and finished the race on an e-bike.”

Posted on 10 Mar 2022

Elize Scheepers is riding the Cape Town Cycle Tour for a Purpose

CANSA Active is so thankful to our online fundraisers – Elize Scheepers is riding the Cape Town Cycle Tour on the 13 March 2022 for a purpose – to raise funds for CANSA in the fight against cancer and to promote cancer awareness.
Elize has already reached 137% of her online fundraising target towards CANSA Active! Please go and support Elize’s project: https://www.givengain.com/activist/356451/projects/46683/

Posted on 9 Mar 2022

The HALO Team Rides from Gqeberha to Cape Town for CANSA TLC

It’s important for us to be the voice for children living with cancer as they need to be heard. They need our help to get through the cancer journey and treatment. Too many never even get the treatment and support they need. And we can help in our small way by raising awareness and funds towards CANSA’s TLC programme

Posted on 28 Feb 2022

Capital to Capital Cycle Challenge 2021

A total of 26 cyclists took part in the Capital to Capital Cycle Challenge 2021, a distance of 490km between the Union Buildings in Pretoria and the Maseru Border post in March 2021.

The team would like to thank all the sponsors and the support staff, who arranged three vehicles with six support staff to assist the riders.

Posted on 7 Apr 2021

The Garden Route Adventure Tour

Infraplex Director, Duncan Gilliland and team will be cycling the Garden Route Adventure Tour from 23-27 April 2021.

Infraplex is excited to announce as part of their social responsibility for 2021 and they will be riding for the Port Elizabeth CANSA Care Centre, to generate funding for the centre and advocate for the importance of men’s health and the impact of male breast cancer.
The team will be cycling from Port Elizabeth and end in Mossel Bay in 4 days. The tour is a total of 578 kms in total and the tour will include a team of 9 riders. “We are fundraising for the Port Elizabeth CANSA Care Centre with a goal of R90 000. Our goal was created to also bring awareness and celebrate that CANSA will be turning 90 years old in 2021.”

Posted on 7 Apr 2021

Cycle4CANSA 2021

South Africa’s Largest Weekend Cycling Festival   Cycle4Cansa, presents SA’s most encompassing weekend of cycling activities for mountain-bikers and road cyclists at Sun City. Come and join us for a […]

Posted on 26 Mar 2021

Media Release: HALO – ‘Helping A Little One’: Port Elizabeth to Cape Town Cycle Tour

5 February 2021 – As part of CANSA’s 90th anniversary celebrations this year, and to raise awareness about cancer affecting children, a group of cyclists known as the HALO ‘Helping […]

Posted on 10 Feb 2021

HALO – ‘Helping A Little One’: Port Elizabeth to Cape Town Cycle Tour

The group of cyclists will be cycling over seven days and plan to leave Port Elizabeth on 6 March and arrive in Cape Town on 12 March 2021. The cyclists will be cycling an average of 123km per day, totalling 785km over the seven days. This group of friends want to make a difference in the lives of children with cancer and cycle for a cause.

Posted on 19 Jan 2021