A team from a Bicester Heritage-based company have flown past their fundraising target of £5,000 for a mental health charity with a cycling challenge.
North South Wines embarked on a 24-hour 'Pelotonathon' on behalf of Restore earlier this week.
The Oxfordshire-based charity offers recovery groups, training, and employment coaching to help people regain confidence and rebuild their lives.
The North South Wines team pedalled on two Peloton bikes set up in their office, with each member taking turns to ride for an hour as the team rode non-stop for 24 hours.
The event began on Tuesday, October 3, and lasted until Wednesday, October 4, with Rebecca Murphy, who started the challenge, completing the final stint.
Ms Murphy said: "Restore offers such a vital and valuable service in our community, so any donations are hugely appreciated."
So far, North South Wines has raised £6,878 for the charity through its Just Giving page.
The effort is the latest in North South Wines' support of Restore, having volunteered for the charity and raised money for the past year,.
The team regularly volunteers at Restore’s Elder Stubbs Allotments, one of six recovery groups across Oxfordshire.
These groups offer structured programmes where participants can gain skills, build confidence, and form meaningful connections.
The team has been committed to raising as much money as possible for its "fantastic" charity partner.
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