WORKING TOGETHER FOR OTHERS

Liverpool Heartbeat & Tri‑4‑Life

A partnership built on Purpose

A Shared Mission

Together, Liverpool Heartbeat and Tri‑4‑Life have raised funds, inspired young people and strengthened communities across continents — proving what can happen when purpose and teamwork come together.

European Challenge (2003–06)

Tri‑4‑Life raised £50,000 over three years, with Robin and Liam visiting schools in seven UK cities and Brussels, reaching 10,000 students through the Tri‑4‑Life roadshow. More than 60 Rotary clubs backed the journey, helping spread the message even further.


USA Challenge (2012)

The senior and junior teams cycled 2,800 miles from Washington DC to Los Angeles, delivering lifestyle shows, raising awareness for Polio Plus, and supporting the Herbal Life Foundation.


Lesotho Challenge (2014)

Liverpool Heartbeat secured 200 bikes and shipped them — along with a life‑size Spitfire model — to Lesotho as a thank‑you for the nation’s WWII contribution of 24 Spitfires.


7 Extreme Swim Challenge (2016)

Tri‑4‑Life completed seven major swims with support from Liverpool Heartbeat’s Dipper minibus.


Four Peak Challenge (2017)

The team climbed four peaks and swam four lakes, supported by Liverpool Heartbeat transport. Robin and Bren welcomed all teams with a barbeque at Snowdon.


British Virgin Islands YEP (2018)

Tri‑4‑Life visited Tortola after hurricane devastation, running cycling and running sessions with YEP. Liverpool Heartbeat sent a Sight Box from St Vincent’s School, later gifted to the island’s blind school.


The Breathtaking Ascent of Everest

The Tri4Life team make it to the top of the world

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By Robin May 20, 2023
Liverpool Heartbeat Volunteers, Natalie Reeves Billing, Sam Jalloh, Phil Davies and John Rudd supporting an evening of Tri-4-Live Everest 2022 successful summit of Mt Everest
By Robin May 17, 2023
A few epic photos of Liams Assent of Everest and the Tri-4-life Team. Exchanging Rotary and Lion Pendants and writing a message in the snow to Liverpool Heartbeat.
By Robin Baynes March 27, 2022
Liam Hanlon, Phil Walton, Martin Pritchard Howath, and Steve Hayes all members of the Tri-4-Live Team led by Liam, are flying to Katmandu on 31st March 2022, changing planes and flying on to Lukla airport the gateway to the Himalayas to attempt to climb Mt Everest, returning the first week in June.
By Robin Baynes October 7, 2021
A group of friends from the North West will set out this week to train in the Himalayas ahead of an attempt to climb Mount Everest next year.