PETALING JAYA: First David Wu walked from Kuala Lumpur to Kelantan, then he cycled from Alor Setar, Kedah, to China. Now, this 50-year-old businessman is cycling across the seven wonders of the world for a noble mission.Known as the “Seven Wunders”, Wu and his cycling partner Ving Lee are aiming to raise RM5mil to support underprivileged cancer-stricken children.According to Wu, the duo had begun their journey on Merdeka Day (Aug 31) this year, and are set to return to Malaysia in two years time.“In all honesty, we can’t be too sure ourselves but I think a couple of years, give or take, sounds about right. With any luck, we should return home some time late in 2019. Why childhood cancer? Ride For Gold.Those who wish to donate online can also do so at https://www.peoplegiving.org/campaign.aspx?id=24e1fb0a-ae73-47e7-81b8-6aacec87837d “All monies raised by this initiative will be channeled solely and exclusively towards the National Cancer Society of Malaysia’s Children’s Home Of Hope, which is the facility that supports the care of underprivileged young patients from outside Kuala Lumpur as well as their caregivers during their stay in the city for treatment,” Wu added.

Source: The Star December 26, 2017 04:18 UTC