Why ride as a team?

Corporate Teams

Ride for a Purpose, Strengthen Your Team Unite your workplace for an unforgettable challenge that builds teamwork, boosts morale, and delivers a lasting impact. Riding in MS Brissie to the Bay as a corporate team is a powerful way to engage employees, demonstrate corporate social responsibility (CSR), and promote health and wellbeing while supporting Queenslanders living with MS and neurological conditions to connect to a better life.

Benefits of finding your workplaces million reasons can be:

• Strengthen Team Culture – Foster camaraderie, teamwork, and shared achievement through an inspiring, purpose-driven experience.
  
  
• Make a Meaningful Impact – Every kilometre you ride and every dollar your team raises helps fund essential support, services, and research for people living with MS and neurological conditions.
  
  
• Enhance Corporate Visibility – Showcase your organisation’s commitment to social good and community impact.
  
  
• Promote Health & Wellbeing – Encourage fitness, resilience, and positive workplace engagement with a rewarding physical challenge.

Ask Your Organisation to Power Your Ride!

Your workplace can amplify your impact by supporting your team’s fundraising efforts. Here’s how they can get involved:

• Cover registration costs – A team code can be provided for employees, with direct invoicing to your organisation.
• Brand your team – Ride in custom corporate-branded jerseys to showcase your company’s commitment to the cause.
• Match fundraising efforts – Many organisations will match the amount raised by their employees.
• Put the fun in fundraising – Host a workplace event to boost your fundraising total while strengthening team bonds.

• Make an Impact – Show leadership in corporate social responsibility by supporting Queenslanders living with MS and neuro conditions.
• Employee Recognition – Engage and reward your team with a positive, purpose-driven experience.
• Expand Your Network – Connect with other corporate teams and grow your professional relationships.
• Branding Opportunities – Feature your organisation’s name on your team page, corporate challenge page, and event materials.
• Tax Deductible Donations – MS Queensland provides tax-deductible receipts for corporate contributions.

Encourage your colleagues, clients, and suppliers to join you in the ride to fight neuro conditions. Rally your workplace to do more—whether you’re setting an ambitious fundraising target, challenging another department, or riding in honour of someone you know. The best part? You’ll celebrate together at the finish line, knowing you’ve made a real difference.

Legends Retreat

Ride, Raise & Be Rewarded! Take your team's experience to the next level!

Teams that raise $20,000 or more (by two weeks before the ride) will unlock the exclusive access to the Legends Team Retreat. The ultimate way to celebrate your success in style!

What’s Included?

• All team access to the VIP marquee in the Legends Retreat Area
• Premium branding opportunities for your company
• On-site professional physio to help you recover post-ride
• Access to the VIP coffee van, water, and cold beverages
• Option to pre-order catering so your team’s meal is ready upon finishing
• Furnished with tables, chairs, and reserved bike racks for your comfort

Community Teams

Ride Together, Make a Difference Gather your local cycling club, social group, or community organisation and be part of something bigger. MS Brissie to the Bay welcomes teams of all sizes to come together in support of Queenslanders living with MS and neuro conditions.

• Strengthen Community Bonds – Ride with friends, family, and neighbours for a shared goal.
  
  
• Represent Your Club or Group – Showcase your team spirit while supporting an important cause.
  
  
• Take on the Challenge Together – Whether you’re a seasoned cyclist or new to riding, the event offers a distance for everyone.

From local cycling clubs to school groups, social teams, and neighbourhood collectives, every community has the power to make a difference.

One Million Reasons to Ride—What’s Yours?