Most of us are thinking differently about sustainably sourcing everyday items, climate change is a huge issue for us all, the amount of waste ending up in landfill is at breaking point. If we all made small changes to the
We’re over the moon that on the 13th June, the Belles of Belvoir female only cycle sportive will be striking out resplendent with Cycle of Good African wax-print bags. Cycle of Good make bags and accessories from recycled materials such as
We're pleased to bring you this minute long video from a budding Malawian film maker who works with our Cycle of Good team in Malawi. Since 2007 over 1500 (mainly) women completed diplomas in tailoring and design in Chilomoni. The existence
If you’re a follower of Cycle of Good and Elephant Bike, you’ll know all about our passion for both recycling and all things cycling! During the Corona crisis, we like everyone else in the UK have had to adapt and seek
We've been working in Malawi to help establish non-profit enterprises and educational settings in Malawi for the past ten years, it's been exciting and incredibly humbling work. None of it would have been possible without the support we have from
Why on earth would any charity on a mission to provide sustainable transport solutions for one of the poorest countries in the world, send a load of bikes to Malawi and then bring them back to the UK?! It's a
Having been lucky enough to have visited Malawi on a regular basis over the past ten years, it was a huge shock to the system to land at Chileka Airport in Blantyre to find myself shivering with cold! Then
***PRESS RELEASE*** May 15th 2018 A Right Royal Wedding Gift As Harry’s Elephants Help Charity! You’ve heard about the difficulty postmen can have being chased by dogs, well when elephants began chasing the red Royal Mail bikes of game wardens in Malawi,
We’ve always got at least half an eye on the future here at Cycle of Good, and recently we’ve been busily developing ideas by working alongside the product designers of the future. Keen students from Huddersfield University, as well as Buxton
By Caroline Denny, Cycle of Good Volunteer, Blantyre, Malawi In rural Malawi job opportunities are rare but today I had the chance to see one success story that is transforming the life of many people in a village. I am volunteering