Get Fit & Give Back with the Knights in White Lycra!
KIWL is an amateur international sporting group of men & women of all ages and abilities raising funds for disadvantaged children in Japan. If you love sport or prefer a pub quiz, we have a ''get fit & give back" event for you!
Since 2013, KIWL has raised ¥49.1 million (US$446,000) via sponsors, participants, & donors.
Since 2013, KIWL has raised ¥49.1 million (US$446,000) via sponsors, participants, & donors.
The Knights & knightesses complete their 500km cycle ride.
37 men & women completed a challenging 500km cycle ride in June from Kinugawa Onsen to Ichinoseki. Inspite of sun, rain, wind, fog and a slippery descent from Mount Bandai, they arrived safely at the care home where they met the children for whom they were raising funds. The euphoria of completing a massive challenge and the emotion of meeting children who deserve better, created lifelong memories and happy, smiling faces. This ride and our other events in 2018 to date have raised over ¥9.1 million for disadvantaged and physically impaired children in Japan benefiting local NPO's, Mirai no Mori and Esperanza. Please spare 6 minutes to enjoy our official video courtesy of Custom Media, capturing who we are, what we do, and why.
How Can You Get Fit & Give Back with KIWL?
CYCLING: Our annual 4-day 500km cycle ride takes place in June of each year. Male & female riders of all nationalities, ages and abilities.
WALKING & JOGGING: Our annual Imperial Palace Walk/Jog is a Spring event for over 100 entrants from infants to grandparents!
FUTSAL: Our inaugural Futsal tournament took place in April and is now a part of our annual calendar.
PUB QUIZ: A favourite for those wishing to give back more sedately! We are trying to persuade the Quizmaster to host an Autumn event!
ROOFTOP BEACH PARTY: It doesn't get much more sedate than this! Eat, drink and dance under a full moon on Saturday September 29th.
ULTRA & HALF MARATHON: Run the 55km course or 21km half marathon on Saturday November 10th from Tokyo to a children's home in Saitama.
GOLF DAY: Our second annual KIWL golf day will take place on Sunday November 11th, watch this space for more details!
KIWL SANTA RIDE: Cycle to a local children's home in December to give presents and cheer to children at a local care home.
CRICKET BLAST: A fun event for 16, six-person teams will take place at the Japan national cricket ground on March 30th 2019.
If you are interested in any of these events as a sponsor, participant or volunteer, please get in touch: info@kiwl.net
WALKING & JOGGING: Our annual Imperial Palace Walk/Jog is a Spring event for over 100 entrants from infants to grandparents!
FUTSAL: Our inaugural Futsal tournament took place in April and is now a part of our annual calendar.
PUB QUIZ: A favourite for those wishing to give back more sedately! We are trying to persuade the Quizmaster to host an Autumn event!
ROOFTOP BEACH PARTY: It doesn't get much more sedate than this! Eat, drink and dance under a full moon on Saturday September 29th.
ULTRA & HALF MARATHON: Run the 55km course or 21km half marathon on Saturday November 10th from Tokyo to a children's home in Saitama.
GOLF DAY: Our second annual KIWL golf day will take place on Sunday November 11th, watch this space for more details!
KIWL SANTA RIDE: Cycle to a local children's home in December to give presents and cheer to children at a local care home.
CRICKET BLAST: A fun event for 16, six-person teams will take place at the Japan national cricket ground on March 30th 2019.
If you are interested in any of these events as a sponsor, participant or volunteer, please get in touch: info@kiwl.net
NPO Esperanza, http://www.npo-esperanza.org/, provides soccer & English language schools to kids with cerebral palsy. KIWL is supporting their 'Frame Football' project, to realize the dreams of children with more severe CP. Esperanza will be the first NPO to introduce 'Frame Football' to Japan thanks to KIWL!
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Mirai No Mori, https://mirai-no-mori.jp/, hosts camps for abused, neglected, and orphaned children living in care in Japan. KIWL is supporting MM's 'Leader in Training' program, enabling older youth who are nearing the end of their time in care, to learn leadership and practical skills to give them better prospects in adult life.
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