LifeCycle Challenge Malta

12/06/2026

🎉 Happy Birthday to the Inspiring Founder of LifeCycle Malta Foundation! 🎉

Today, we celebrate not just your special day, but the incredible impact you've made in our community. Your vision and dedication have transformed lives and sparked hope for countless individuals.

Thank you Alan Curry for being the heart and soul of our mission. May your year ahead be filled with joy, inspiration, and all the love you give to others.

Cheers to you and the amazing journey ahead! 🥳💖

With gratitude,
The Lifecycle Malta Family.

11/06/2026

Enjoy this wonderfully organised exhibition at the Cavalieri Art Hotel in St Julians in aid of LifeCycle Challenge Malta. Great ambiance and great artists showcasing some amazing art.

11/06/2026

2015 - "The saga continues"

The 2015 challenge took place in Iceland where 12 cyclists cycled around 2,000 km over 10 days to complete what was one of the toughest editions of the event. As they cycled clockwise around Iceland, they cycled from Akranes via Saudarkorkur, Laugar and Hofn on their way to Reykjavik.

They faced very cold weather around 3 degrees C, force 7 winds, 1,800 ft climbs and rough terrain on gravel roads which provided yet another challenge in itself. William Saliba, Lifecycle veteran with 15 Challenges completed remembers Iceland as "the toughest ever!" and Shirley Cefai, who was leading the group in the back-up team agrees "It was below zero, heavy rain every day with rough terrain or gravel. It was really really cold! The rain stopped only on the last day".

This tough challenge raised around which helped support patients suffering renal failure, improved the facilities at the Renal Unit of Mater Dei Hospital, funded research into kidney disease and possible cures and provided assistance and support services to patients and their families.

10/06/2026

Once again, thank you to Illum ma' Steph for this.
Catch up with Robert Vassallo Agius and Vincenzo Garofalo here:

Live Streamed from TIMECARE Media

10/06/2026

Robert Vassallo Agius (7th Time Challenger & Committee Member) together with Vincenzo Garofalo (1st Time Challenger) spreading awareness on Illum ma' Steph discussing the challenges faced by renal patients and the cyclist's preparation for the upcoming challenge in September; all while emphasising the importance of community involvement for those affected by renal issues.
We extend our gratitude to Steph and all the crew who welcomed us and really shared and boosted our intention.
Thank You.

https://www.facebook.com/share/14euf44t6Ub/.
-BDEW 1999
-ZARU 54 PAJJIZ
-GABRU KWAZI 4 MILJUNI
-GHAL MIN? RENAL UNIT GEWWA SPTAR MATER DEI

Vincenzo Garofalo kellu incident tat-traffiku fejn tilef saqajh u ha jkun qed jiehu sehem f'din il-maratona: mamma mia: x'ammirazzjoni ghandi lejh!
Robert Vassallo Agius li ha jkun qed jerga jaghti l-kontribut tieghu ghas-7 sena!

Nawgurawlom iktar stamina u determizzjoni biex tkomplu taghmlu dan il-gid!!

09/06/2026

Since 1999, the LifeCycle Malta Foundation has cycled through 54 different countries, covering over 50,000 kilometers across some of the coldest and hottest places on Earth.

Seasoned veterans of the challenge recall that the coldest country visited was Iceland, where temperatures plummeted to as low as -20°C (-4°F). In contrast, the hottest destination was Oman, where temperatures soared to a blistering 50°C (122°F).

08/06/2026

Sweet Treat at Final Checkpoint.
Now all training sessions end this way but we are glad yesterdays session did!
After a mammoth 3 hour training session packed with steep inclines, off the beaten track routes and scorching heat, we were all treated to a sweet treat by one of our cyclists.

Thank you so much to Katryna!
If all training sessions could end with this sweetness!
To learn more about Katryna's delicious creations go here:

IG: https://www.instagram.com/katerina.pastry?igsh=MTFna2M4emh1aWxzYw%3D%3D&utm_source=qr

FB: https://www.facebook.com/share/18HBpHgauv/?mibextid=wwXIfr

08/06/2026

Good Morning All.
Yesterday Sunday Ride ended with a sweet sweet treat.
The routes keep getting more intense, longer and steeper! Yesterdays session took the cyclists across an arduous 3 hour long route packed with steep climbs, off road paths and more. The team spirit is growing steadily and the cyclists, back up team and committee members are bonding well.
Training this tough in Malta gives us a fighting chance to complete the challenge in Africa this September. Next Sunday...... is gonna be intense!
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