Prosperity Day

Prosperity Day is back for 2025!

Prosperity 24/7’s annual charity fundraising event will once again see corporate rivals pedalling furiously to win on race day and top the leaderboard with their fundraising total.

Since the first event in 2015, the event has raised almost £185,000 thanks to the teams of corporate rivals who have taken part since the beginning, many of them coming back year after year. The charities set to benefit from this year’s event are Kezia’s Fund and Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey.

Prosperity Day will once again take place at Prosperity 24/7’s waterfront headquarters on Friday 27th June with up to 18 teams, with three cyclists in each, going ‘head to head to head’ in a fast-paced virtual cycling challenge. Using Wahoo KICKR bikes and emulated Race technology, the teams will compete against each other to gain race day points which are then added to their all-important fundraising totals, the combined scores define who gets to top the podium. So, whilst it is important how well the teams do on race day, they could still be beaten across the line, thanks to the fundraising efforts of competitors.

There are three registrations fees available, bronze, silver and gold, enabling the teams to kickstart their fundraising, depending on how ambitious they are feeling. All each team needs are three able riders and a keenness to raise as much money as possible for Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey and Kezia’s Fund.

Chris Clark, Prosperity’s CEO said: “We’re excited to run Prosperity Day once more in 2025 with the critical goal to raise essential funds for two incredible local charities that mean so much to our island community.

Many of our corporate teams have scores to settle after previous years, and will do so with a smile on their faces, whilst they give it their all for charity.”

“We started Prosperity Day because we wanted to do something that made a difference. We could not have imagined the positive impact we’ve had on so many people’s lives. It is simply incredible what the local business community has managed to achieve together, since we started the event in 2015.”

Photo credits: N. Caunce