Asset Advantage employees to take on London to Amsterdam charity cycle challenge

Two members of the team at Asset Advantage are taking part in the AFPA Trust BIG Cycle 2026, riding from London to Amsterdam alongside others from the asset finance sector and business community. 

Emma Edwards and Hannah Berry from the documentation and payouts team will be cycling in aid of the Camrose Centre, a local Basingstoke charity supporting people who are homeless or sleeping rough. 

The charity offers access to health services, supplies like tents and sleeping bags, and help with legal, financial and addiction issues.

Edwards said: “I’ve always loved sport and being outdoors, so when the chance came to cycle from London to Amsterdam, I jumped at it. 

“I’m looking forward to sharing the experience with the other riders and supporting a cause that makes a real difference in our community.”

Berry said: “Larger charities often receive a lot of attention and donations, so it’s meaningful to be able to support a smaller organisation like the Camrose Centre. 

“Being local to our offices, their work has a direct impact on the community around us, which makes it feel even more worthwhile to be involved.”

Gary Thompson, sales director at Asset Advantage, said: “The AFPA Trust does tremendous work throughout the asset finance sector to raise vital funds for very worthy causes.