Prosperity Day is our annual charity fundraising event where corporate rivals go ‘head to head to head’ to #ventyourfury in a fast paced stationary cycling challenge. Using our brand new Wahoo KICKR bikes to complete a virtual stage of the Tour de France using 3D Race technology, teams of three will compete against each other to gain race day points to add to the all important fundraising total and top the podium.
Over the past 10 years, Prosperity Day has raised almost £185,000 for local charities. This year’s event, taking place at Prosperity 24/7’s waterfront headquarters on Friday 27th June 2025, will raise money for Kezia’s Fund and Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey. 100% of the monies raised will be split equally between the two benefiting charities.
How you can get involved
We’re inviting up to eighteen corporate rival teams to hit the turbo trainer saddle on Friday 27th June 2025 for a fast paced 30 minute race using 3D race technology and take on a gruelling virtual stage of the Tour de France.
There are two ways to gain points and make it to the podium – race day performance and charity fundraising, so it’s not just about speed, the more money raised, the higher up the leader board each team goes.
If you want to #VentYourFury and go #HeadToHead to challenge yourself and raise funds for two amazing charities, then find out more here and sign up now.
- Select your team of three – we only need the details of one of your team members to start with. Teams can be male, female or mixed…and you can enter more than one team!
- Register through our Race Nation page. To kickstart your fundraising we have three different entry fees. 100% of the fees will go to the charities. But your fundraising can’t stop there as the amount you raise will influence your position on the leaderboard.
- Make use of your own Race Nation Fundraising page – Once your team is registered, you will have access to your own fundraising page to edit and share amongst friends, family and colleagues and encourage them to donate by using the link on your page.
Finally, get training, fundraising and having fun! Invite and involve your colleagues to get you ready for the race, support your fundraising and cheer you on. Share what you are doing to get ready for Friday 27th June by tagging us and use #VentYourFury #ProsperityDay in your social media.
What are you waiting for? Sign up now!
About the charities
Local teen, Kezia Mason who took her own life in March 2022, age 14. Kezia’s brother Ben started fundraising shortly after Kezia’s death with the intention of raising £1,500 for teenage mental-health charities. Kezia’s fund was set up on the first anniversary of Kezia’s death to support mental health amongst children and young people in Jersey and will provide grants and support to organisations that are working to address the issue. To-date, circa £180,000 has been raised and awarded across 17 charities, with projects having potential to reach thousands of young people in Jersey. The aims of Kezia’s Fund are to help projects that seek to support the mental health of children & young people and their families. Increase and/or improve mental health and wellbeing provision for children and young people in Jersey. Empower young people to develop their own initiatives. Enable young people to take an active role in the designing and delivery of activities in their community. In addition to supporting specific projects financially, Kezia’s Fund and the events supporting it, keep the mental health conversation in focus across the community as a whole. Visit here for updates on the charity’s fundraising activities and projects.
Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey is a local charity dedicated to supporting anyone in Jersey affected by cancer. Sadly, statistics show that 1 in 2 people will hear the life-changing words, “you have cancer.” A cancer diagnosis impacts every aspect of a person’s life, as well as the lives of their family and friends. At Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey, we offer free emotional, practical, and wellbeing support to patients, their loved ones, and even colleagues. These services are available at our Cancer Support and Wellbeing Centre, The Oasis. Macmillan Cancer Support Jersey does not receive any external funding from Macmillan UK or Government of Jersey, making fundraising efforts like this essential to ensure we can continue providing vital support to islanders for years to come. Find out more
