Take part in an extraordinary journey to end poverty in India

Kenneth Maginnity, a private chef born in Australia, just started his personal adventure: Traveling across India on a vintage Royal Enfield motorcycle – And we are proud to be part of his ride!

“I have dreamt of making this trip across India for many years.  I decided to look for a way to fulfill my dream and also make a difference in the lives of the people of India. I did some research, made a few phone calls, connected with endPoverty.org and started my journey to make a difference. The organization is impacting the lives of people living in poverty across the globe.  I decided to help promote their organization and the great work they are doing in India as I ride across the country.”

5500 miles are still ahead of him and with the support of FleetMon Satellite Tracking his family and friends, contributors and enthusiasts will be able to follow him on the road.

During his trip from Bombay to Kolkata Kenneth is carrying one of our small FleetMon Satellite Tracking units, which will constantly report his position, course and speed. You can accompany him on his homepage or using your smartphone and our free app FleetMon Sat Mobile. See how Kenneth’s advances and be part of his trip no matter where you are!

Thanks to Kenneth and endPoverty.org this journey is not only an enjoyable adventure, but an ambition to help combat poverty in India. All funds Kenneth raises will go directly towards the work of endPoverty.org in Kolkata, helping thousands of poor entrepreneurs by providing small loans, business training and community development programs:

“I was born in Australia, received a great education and the opportunity to choose a career of my choice. A large majority of the people of India are not as fortunate. I learned that most people in rural India live on less than a dollar a day. Imagine trying and raise a family on such a small amount of money. This usually means that education is not a priority and many of the children are left to beg in the streets. As these children grow into adulthood, with no education…they have very limited job opportunities. It is a vicious cycle, one that is hard to break.”

If you want to support them, just visit Ken’s site and don’t forget to check out the cool T-shirts!

FleetMon will keep track of Kenneth and his Royal Enfield and we hope you come joining the ride!

Ken's trip log as of today (from Fleetmon Satellite Tracking), find more on his blog