Cyclist to take on gruelling Doncaster to Poland ride for charity
A determined cyclist is set to take on a gruelling charity challenge – by riding all the way from Doncaster to Poland.
Tymoteusz Morawski will be riding across Europe later this year to raise funds for both Save the Children and Polski Czerwony Krzyż.
He said: “I will be cycling over 1,500 kilometres across Europe to support these incredible charities, which provide essential aid to children in need, including access to food, shelter, education, and medical care.
“This journey represents not just a physical challenge, but a test of mental resilience and determination.
"I’m taking on this ride completely alone, without support, in the hopes of raising awareness and funds for vulnerable children who lack basic necessities that many of us take for granted.”
He hopes to earn £2,000 for Save the Children and 10,000 Polish zloty for Polski Czerwony Krzyż.
The journey will begin on April 23 and will take hime from Doncaster to Lądek-Zdrój, Poland – and will be documented on Instagram at @morawski.official
He added: I’ve chosen a challenging path — no support, no external help, just me and my bike.
"This is a solo adventure that’s not only a test of my physical endurance but also my mental resilience and strength of will.
"To me, this journey represents more than just a ride — it’s about choosing discomfort to prove that stepping out of your comfort zone can help you grow and inspire others to take action.
“Thank you so much for your support and every single donation.”