Andrew Ware goes the distance for Cord in Ride London

I thoroughly enjoyed taking part in Ride London for Cord. Even though it was an endurance ride, it was a great feeling of achievement completing the course in a little under 7 hours, all the more so knowing that every mile cycled was raising money to support the vulnerable women and men reached by Cord’s work. Remarkably, despite signing up quite late in the day and only having 5 weeks of training I survived this amazing but challenging experience and was able to walk pretty normally the next day! 

Andrew Ware

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Cord’s vision is a world where all people can live life to the full, in peace.
Peace means hope and healing for victims in safe and stable societies.
Peace means freedom, and people reaching their potential.
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Joyce is still changing lives 

Joyce made the very special decision to leave a gift in her Will so that more people could live in peace and freedom.
Chris Gillam running

Going the distance for peace  

Chris Gillman’s amazing fundraising efforts didn’t stop after one marathon! Unexpected events meant more miles and more money for Cord’s vital work. 

The Burundian business woman building a peaceful and prosperous future

Pascaline has gone from being a refugee, trying to survive and keep her children alive, to a successful business owner and community leader working to sustain lasting peace.
Lives changed
Over 2 million tons of bombs were dropped on Laos during the Vietnam War. It’s one of the poorest countries in Southeast Asia and the communist authorities suppress free media, ethnic minorities and religious groups.