CBRE Scotland completes inaugural Property Bike Ride in aid of Alzheimer Scotland

Oct 3

1 min read

CBRE Scotland successfully completed its first Property Bike Ride on Friday 26 September, cycling 20 miles from Glasgow to Balloch, near Loch Lomond, to raise funds for Alzheimer Scotland. To date, the bike ride has raised more than £1000.

The challenge was taken up by 20 participants across CBRE’s Glasgow and Edinburgh teams. The firm hopes that it will become an annual event.

CBRE has been supporting Alzheimer Scotland for two years and recently extended the partnership for a third year.

In addition to the Property Bike Ride, Scotland office staff have participated in a range of charitable initiatives this year, raising nearly £12,000 through activities including Row 50, a UK-wide rowing challenge, alongside various office fundraisers.

Tom Garry, member of CBRE Scotland’s charity committee, said: "It was fantastic to see everyone in such great spirits as we cycled from Glasgow to Loch Lomond. The day went really well, and it was wonderful to bring together colleagues from all different teams in CBRE, from property managers to credit-control accountants.”

“We hope to expand the Property Bike Ride next year to include family, friends and potentially clients, to build on the success of this inaugural event and to continue to grow our support for Alzheimer Scotland."

Georgia Jackson, Alzheimer Scotland, added: "We’re so grateful to CBRE Scotland for taking on this challenge. Seeing the team cycle all the way to Loch Lomond with such enthusiasm is truly inspiring, and the funds raised will make a real difference, in our work supporting those living with dementia and their families."

https://www.justgiving.com/page/cbrebikeride2025