22
Jan
The University of Bristol Canoe Club’s fundraiser, ‘Get F****d For Fitz!’, successfully raised £2,200, with £300 donated to the RNLI. Celebrating Jon Fitzsimmons’ legacy, the event fostered camaraderie, safety training, and leadership among members. Proceeds will fund further Whitewater Safety training, emphasizing the importance of preparedness in paddling and club unity.
08
Apr
Cook-Underwood, WA, USA – March 25, 2023 by James McLeod Bingen Theater [o] River Hoomans I’ll preface this write-up with a disclaimer: This may be more of an opinion editorial than a race report. But then again, show me a kayaker that doesn’t also have an opinion! (Long live the option to comment below!) Can …
22
Mar
We’re delighted to announce that in February of this year, Work for Good named us as one of their ‘Sales Fundraising Stars’!
01
Mar
Galway Fest this year will raise funds for the RNLI who were there for the community in its time of need, and for which, as well as their continued support, the Irish community is forever grateful.
06
Dec
A river is worth more than just its best whitewater. Us kayakers often only paddle the portions of a river that have the best whitewater. But rivers are different than mountains or trails – they are dynamic, fluid and flowing. And while what goes on above and below the put in is often a mystery, it doesn’t have to be.
29
Apr
Thank you to each and every person who supported us in our fundraising efforts thus far, but we’re not done yet!
06
Apr
Ever wonder what’s going on under your kayak? What does it sound like, look like, and who is living underneath the whitewater that we are playing in?!
16
Mar
We posted just last week letting you know about the fundraiser we had put together to support The Disaster Emergency Committee’s relief efforts in Ukraine; the response we received has been monumental, raising our goal from £75,000 to almost double that at £120,000!
09
Mar
We are morally compelled to help Ukraine, and perhaps with your help, we can do so significantly…
10
Feb
As whitewater kayakers, we often enjoy the luxury of being alone when we are out on the river. Just you, your boat, paddle, and fast-moving water. And maybe a mate or two. But if we take a moment to just float, and look around, it becomes obvious that we aren’t alone at all.