Club Peloton

Club Peloton is a UK-registered charity and membership community founded in 2007, originally as Cycle to Cannes, harnessing the real estate sector's energy through cycling events for fundraising and networking. Its mission centers on transforming young lives and supporting vital causes via flagship multi-day rides like the annual Cycle to Cannes, fostering collaboration, wellbeing, and systemic change among property professionals passionate about philanthropy.

It prioritizes grants for disadvantaged children and youth, healthcare, and community infrastructure, with a track record funding partners like Coram (adoption and vulnerable children), Article 25 (health/education builds), Multiple System Atrophy Trust, Tom ap Rhys Pryce Memorial Trust, and Emthonjeni Trust. Supported activities include specialist cancer interventions, youth safety programs, built environment improvements, and initiatives like “Explore 2024” for active young patients, emphasizing multi-year projects for social mobility, safer spaces, and wellbeing over one-off aid.

Eligible applicants are UK-registered charities (medium to large with proven impact) showing no geographic restrictions, though focused on England/Wales with some international reach; no income thresholds apply, but beneficiaries are organizations, not individuals. Funding is invite-only via trustee networks and sector ties—no unsolicited applications or public processes—with ad hoc meetings and no deadlines.

Typical grants range £250,000–£500,000 annually in multi-year commitments for projects, core costs, or capacity building. Distinctively, it blends sport, networking, and philanthropy, leveraging property/construction sponsorships for amplified impact, excluding misaligned causes or direct individual support.