Fundriding
The tour of your life
Fundriding – works like a “sponsored walk” in school days, only on two wheels instead of on foot. In preparation for this trip, you need to acquire your own Km sponsors totaling 100 cents per kilometer ridden – your first step as a development worker.
Fundriding – that means: on two wheels across a fascinating country with breathtaking landscapes. Together with the fundriders, we decide on a social tour project in advance of the trip. This could be orphans in Ukraine, or an aid project in Tanzania, Cambodia or Laos. On Fundriding tours, every kilometer ridden makes a small but lasting contribution to helping the many people suffering from war, the consequences of climate change or hopeless poverty. If you are completely unfamiliar with the principle of Sponsored Walks or if you have any questions about Fundriding or how to acquire Km sponsors, please ask, we will be happy to help. In addition, we help every fundrider with their own rider and donation page, their own V-card, flyers and stickers.
The team

ORGANIZER & FINANCES
Bong Kov (Bareebo)
Bong has been organizing these charity tours for years, keeping costs low for participants. His vision and dedication, together with the Fundriding community, have helped save hundreds of lives and improve countless others through meaningful aid.

ORGANIZATION & GUIDE
– Scooter –
Sophalla Orn (Phalla)
Phalla is a key guide in Cambodia, organizing bikes, guesthouses, and service vehicles. As Deputy District Governor, he knows everyone and everything, ensuring a smooth experience for all participants.

CONTACT & GUIDE
– Scooter / Enduro / Motorcycle –
Roland Debschütz
RRoland leads the guides and manages fundraising. As the head of Kleine Hilfsaktion e.V., he ensures that all donations are used charitably and makes sure everything runs smoothly during the tours.

CONTACT PERSON & PROJECT MANAGER
Nadine Urbansky
Nadine is the key contact for sponsors and fundriders before the tour. During the journey, she bridges the gap to home. She knows everything your boss Roland should know and rides whenever her little family allows.

GUIDE LAOS
– Bicycle –
Ron Martens
At 63, Ron is the energetic Dutchman leading the bicycle tours in Laos. With charm, calmness, and fitness in his nature, he adores Laos and cycling, making every ride an unforgettable experience.

GUIDE CAMBODIA
– Scooter –
Rolf Externbrink
RRolf is a key guide on scooter tours in Cambodia. The eloquent media specialist from Cologne loves guiding for a good cause. If needed, he also steps in for Roland, ensuring every tour is a success.

GUIDE CAMBODIA
– Scooter –
Sin Kouk (David)
David, born in a refugee camp in 1981, is a TukTuk driver in Battambang and a beloved guide. His English skills and dedication to participants make him an invaluable part of the Fundriding family.

GUIDE LAOS
– Enduro / Scooter –
Thongkhoon
Thongkhoon, a two-wheeler expert in Laos, loves Enduro riding. His impressive skills and deep local knowledge, even off-road, make him the perfect guide for those seeking a true adventure.

GUIDE LAOS
– Bicycle –
JIMMY
Jimmy is our Laotian bicycle guide. Fit and dedicated, he takes great care of all participants, especially those who need a little extra support. His local expertise and regional insights are invaluable.
Partner
Fundriding is adventure, two-wheeling and social commitment all in one. In order to make this public and to get heard in the two-wheeler scene, it needs partners for whom social commitment and high quality are just as important. Even when Roland was still driving the charity race cab, these three companies were among the most loyal and best sponsors. Fortunately, we can no longer count how many lives we were able to save together or how many people we were able to spare or at least alleviate the often difficult fate. What is certain, however, is that all our thanks go to their support of the good cause.
Environmental awareness

The Fundriding tours, whether by scooter, motorcycle, enduro or even emission-free by bike, also cause at least greenhouse gases, especially of course because we travel by plane. Unfortunately, we can not prevent this, our commitment helps countless people who are doubly punished, not least because of climate change. But what we can prevent are plastic bottles, transport containers made of styrofoam, “straw” straws and plastic bags, just to name a few. Therefore, we have set up the Fundriding tours as plastic-free as possible. In addition, from now on we will plant an additional tree for each individual Emergency Project of the participants.