A Dorset waste management specialist has supported a four-day European cycle challenge to help children and young people battling cancer.
J&G Environmental – part of the CSG Group – has donated £1,000 to Teddy20 to support the charity’s Le Teddy Tour 2026.
The gift comes through CSG’s long-running Community Chest scheme, which helps groups and good causes around the country.
Based in Blandford Forum in Dorset, Teddy20 is dedicated to offering emotional and financial assistance to children and young individuals who are courageously battling cancer and navigating the challenges of treatment.
Taking place in June, the Le Teddy Tour is a 360-mile four-day cycle across France, Belgium, Holland and Germany to raise crucial funds for the charity.
Teddy20 Chairman Owen Newton said: “We are delighted to receive this tremendous donation from J&G Environmental.
“Alongside the Teddy Rocks music festival, the Le Teddy Tour is a key fundraising event for us and to have J&G on board as a sponsor is brilliant news.
“Every pound that we raise helps us to extend a helping hand to both the young patients and their families, as well as offering short, restorative stays at Ted’s Shack caravan.”
J&G Environmental is a waste management specialist for the printing, photographic and healthcare industries, providing collection, treatment, disposal and recycling services to thousands of customers throughout England and Wales.
Also based in Blandford Forum, J&G has been part of the CSG Group since 2008.
Lynn Stranger, of J&G Environmental, said: “Teddy20 is a fantastic charity that helps so many young people and their families. It’s a privilege for us to be able to help make a difference with this donation through the Community Chest scheme.”
