Reach for the Stars: A 230km Ultramarathon in Support of 230 Underprivileged Children and Youths
Every child deserves a chance in life, regardless of their background. The children and youths we are supporting come from families facing significant challenges—parents who are incarcerated or reintegrating into society. Despite these hardships, they are full of potential and have dreams just like any other young person. With your support, we can help them unlock that potential and provide the opportunities they deserve.
The funds raised will go directly to empowering 230 children and youths by providing access to vital programmes that support their academic success, promote mental well-being, and nurture their overall development. By fostering stronger family bonds and offering tailored services, our aim is to offer the foundation they require to build a brighter future.
Each child and youth will have a dedicated case manager, ensuring that they receive personalised attention, with programmes specifically designed to meet their unique needs. This individualised care creates a strong, supportive network that guides them towards their goals and prevent intergenerational offending.
Together, we can make a lasting impact on these young lives and give them the chance to thrive. By investing in their future, we invest in a better, more compassionate society for all.
ONG TZE BOON
Despite a busy work schedule, Boon lives by the mantra of keeping fit and living healthy. He runs every day, and has completed in excess of 7,000km since August 2012. Boon also enjoys other adrenaline sports including alpineering, snowboarding, surfing, water skiing and paragliding.
LORIS MASSIMINI
Loris Massimini embodies the essence of Italian home cooking and Tuscan-inspired dishes and serves the Executive Chef of Ristorante Pietrasanta. Cooking remains his lifelong passion and he runs weekly at the Southern Ridges.
230 FOR 230: UZBEKISTAN ULTRAMARATHON 2025
GlobalLimits Uzbekistan is a 230km, 6-stage ultramarathon through the heart of the ancient Silk Road. It starts from the UNESCO Heritage city of Samarkand, known as the Crossroads of Cultures and finishes at the iconic sandstone fortress Nur, in the ancient city of Nurata, which was built by Alexander the Great in 327BC. The race route spans mountain valleys, rivers, lakeshores, deserts, steppes, local villages, and includes stays in local villages, yurt camps and campsites.
Focusing on sustainability and social commitment, the organiser ensures minimal carbon footprint and works with locals to bring direct economic benefits to the communities.
NEUGEN FUND
NeuGen Fund is a member of The Community Action for the Rehabilitation of Ex-offenders (CARE) Network, an alliance of various Social Service Agencies (SSAs) and Government Organisations dedicated to community engagement, coordination of aftercare efforts and enhancing service delivery for ex-offenders and their families
OUR PARTNERS
