Cycling from Poznań to Paris for children battling cancer

Who we are and why we do it

Our names are Miłosz Kaliński and Florian Pelc. For several years, we have been implementing endurance sports projects, combining our passion for physical activity with social activities. We come from a scouting background, which has shaped our sense of responsibility, consistency, and belief that effort is most valuable when it serves others.

Experience gained on long journeys

In previous years, we have covered long-distance routes from Jarocin to Gdańsk, Jarocin to Zakopane, and Jarocin to Dortmund. Each of them was a test of our preparation, logistics, and cooperation. The experience we have gained allows us to set more ambitious goals in a thoughtful and safe manner.

The biggest challenge: Poznań – Paris 2026

In June 2026, we will set off from Poznań to Paris to take on our biggest challenge yet. It is a demanding route of over 1,200 kilometers, leading through several European countries. Many days of effort, hundreds of hours on bikes, and consistent implementation of the plan all have one goal: to raise funds to support children battling cancer.

Every kilometer in the service of children

This expedition is not just a sporting challenge for us. It is a conscious decision to turn our commitment and determination into concrete financial support. We want every kilometer to become a symbol of solidarity with children who are fighting their hardest battle every day.

An expedition that aims to provide real help

We are implementing the project with appropriate organizational and technical preparation and a communication plan that will allow us to reach a wide audience. We believe that a well-planned initiative can translate into real help.

We are motivated by the belief that even young people can take responsible and well-prepared social initiatives. We encourage you to join us on this journey. Every donation brings us closer to our goal and provides the Cancer Fighters Foundation's beneficiaries with real support in their treatment and everyday life.