We Do Our Work in Six Areas


Athlete
Grants

We provide financial support directly to athletes for 2-4 years –  helping them secure living incomes in professional trade teams.

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Camps

Designed to deliver craft, skills, and knowledge – expanding athlete capability beyond physical preparation. Delivered directly; or working with partner teams/programs.

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Mentoring
Athletes & Teams

We mentor athletes and trade teams.  Our athlete mentoring program is led by former World Tour rider Sarah Poidevin.

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Special Project
Grants

We identify areas of strategic need, and fund special projects – in partnership with other cycling focused NGOs in Canada.

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Events

We support events for developing athletes with ambitious goals to regenerate Canada’s domestic racing calendar.

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Advocacy

We advocate to international teams, generating awareness for Canadian talent and improving pathways to pro cycling.

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OUR PURPOSE

Help emerging Canadian cyclists reach the forefront of professional cycling.

OUR PROCESS

Love the sport • support the athletes • keep trying new things • have fun

Alongside our grants & athlete programs, we tell stories, have #conversations, and constantly seek new ways to inspire, educate, or inform athletes, their coaches, and teams to be boldly better every day.

BTG’s most recent period review revealed four recurring themes influencing our current work: knowledge transfer/sharing; improving race-coaching; modernizing training; and developing domestic camps & competition.

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Nuts & Bolts

Managing Director

Leah Kirchmann

Board of Directors

Ryan Anderseron – co-Founder
Kevin Field – Chair
Andrew Pinfold
Erinne Willock
Svein Tuft

Emeritus

Alison Testroete – Education advisor
Brian Story – Youth & strategy advisor
Karol Ann Canuel – Mentoring advisor
Lister Farrar – Youth advisor
Shawn Clarke – Events & camps advisor
Will Routley – co-Founder, Director

Special Advisors

Sarah Poidevin
Leads mentor programs

Sheri Jay – ACC
Leads mental performance programs

Tiago Duarte – PHD
Leads coaching communities & #conversations

Mailing Address

Global Relay Bridge The Gap Fund
220 Cambie Street, 2nd Floor
Vancouver, BC – V6B 2M9

btg.fund@gmail.com

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