Cycle to MIPIM 2027: Fundraising for Coram

In 2027, Cycle to MIPIM aims to raise £150,000 for Coram. As the UK’s first and longest-serving children’s charity, Coram works to transform children’s lives, helping them find loving, permanent families; providing specialist support through life’s challenges; and championing children’s rights to give every child the opportunity to thrive.

Last year, Coram directly supported 230,058 children, young people and carers. Its work helps families navigate challenges including childcare, education, bullying and family relationships. Through legal advice, specialist advocacy and its work to influence government policy, Coram also champions children’s rights, ensuring their voices are heard and working to improve the services that shape their lives.

Every child deserves the chance to thrive, but not every child gets the same start in life. Funds raised by Cycle to MIPIM will support Coram’s work wherever they can make the greatest difference, helping more children and families access vital support when they need it most.

How your fundraising will make a difference: 

• £60 could contribute towards the cost of one adoptive family attending one of Coram’s specialist Adoption Support Groups. 

• £250 could contribute towards the cost of one adoptive family accessing three Peer Mentor support sessions to support their child’s support needs in school, or three Life Story Work consultation sessions to support their child’s understanding of their identity. 

• £900 could contribute towards the cost of 15 adoptive families attending Coram’s monthly Stay & Play session.
• £1,000 could contribute towards delivering 10 adoption workshops, helping adoptive parents to build their confidence, knowledge and skills. 

Together, Cycle to MIPIM riders will help Coram continue its work to give children and young people the care, support and opportunities they deserve - creating positive change that can last a lifetime. You can find out more - and make a donation -  here.

“It’s fantastic to still get support with Coram six years into our adoption, which is something that not all agencies would offer. We know that Lucas’ teenage years may be harder so it’s great to know that we can continue to get support as he gets older.
“Life has changed – all for the better. We can’t imagine Lucas not in our lives, he is a joy.” 

Julie and Aaron, adoptive parents of Lucas*

*Names have been changed to preserve anonymity.