Evo Cycles and the Warriors Community Foundation have formed a new partnership aimed at supporting the physical and mental wellbeing of tamariki and rangatahi across Aotearoa.
The collaboration was recently launched at Rise Up Academy in Māngere, bringing together two organisations dedicated to building healthier, more confident communities.
The partnership’s focus will be on the foundation’s Prepare to Perform programme, which equips children with essential skills and habits for lifelong wellbeing, including hydration, nutrition and sleep.
As part of the initiative, co-branded water bottles will be distributed to programme participants, reinforcing the importance of hydration as a cornerstone of healthy living.
By partnering with the Warriors Community Foundation, Evo Cycles is committing to a long-term relationship with a trusted, national organisation that delivers meaningful impact across the country.
The foundation’s extensive reach and strong reputation will enable Evo Cycles to share key messages with tamariki and rangatahi, covering topics such as mental and physical wellbeing, anti-bullying and life skills that foster a healthy and confident lifestyle.
“This partnership is about more than just providing resources; it’s about creating opportunities for tamariki and rangatahi to thrive,” said Warriors Community Foundation CEO Lincoln Jefferson.
“With Evo Cycles on board, we’re able to amplify our mission of tackling social issues and delivering wellbeing programmes that make a lasting difference in our communities.”
Evo Cycles CEO Paul Gibson believes the partnership will have a profound impact on young New Zealanders.
“Evo is proud to partner with the Warriors Community Foundation to inspire and empower kids across New Zealand,” he said.
“By providing thousands of water bottles, we're helping the next generation stay active, hydrated and ready to ride.”
The Evo Cycles and Warriors Community Foundation partnership represents a significant step forward in creating healthier, more confident communities in Aotearoa.
