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Still available spots on Team Rynkeby
Team Rynkeby is currently setting up teams for the coming season where the international charity cycling team once again will go to Paris. The team still has a few available spots.
Join Team Rynkeby and our journey to Paris in 2022
Do you need to set a new exercise goal? And do you want to be part of a completely unique community and raise money for children with critical illnesses. Then Team Rynkeby might be something for you.
Peter Frank Andersen takes a new turn as chairman of the board
The former chairman of the Team Rynkeby Foundation, Peter Frank Andersen, has agreed to temporarily return to the post in the coming year.
The past week has shown that Team Rynkeby has come through corona strengthened
The Rynkeby Foundation's soon-to-be retiring CEO, Carl Erik Dalbøge, is taking stock of a trip and a season that turned out to be somewhat different than expected.
"Team Rynkeby is a uniquely outstanding project"
Alexander Eckes-Chantré is the fourth generation in the Eckes family to own Eckes-Granini. Since the company acquired Rynkeby Foods, the charity cycling team, Team Rynkeby has gained a very special place in his heart, and this year he rides with the Swiss team around the Alps.
Team Rynkeby hit by wild weather in Switzerland
Team Rynkeby - hohes C Zurich is hit by a severe storm during the team's trip around Switzerland. The weather has, among other things, required a six-hour bus ride.
9 year old Alvar raised over €12000 as a tribute to his cousin
Last year, nine-year-old Alvar Landén decided to fundraise in honour of his cousin Märtha who lost her battle with cancer. She passed away in the summer of 2016 after a hard battle with the illness. Alvar decided to complete a sponsored 100km cycle ride in five days in memory of his cousin.
4-year-old Vega is incurabably sick of cancer - her grandma and grandpa find comfort in Team Rynkeby
Helle and Uffe Haack's granddaughter is terminally ill with cancer. Right now they are on their way around Denmark to help ensure that no children die of cancer in the future.
Team Rynkeby is honoured with a place in LEGOLAND
20 years of working on behalf of children with critical illnesses hasn’t gone unnoticed. That’s why Team Rynkeby has earned a very special place in the heart of LEGOLAND.
