The fundraising campaign benefits neighborhood athletic programs helping people experiencing social isolation and economic hardship.
"They support such great projects, youth work and community centres and I've seen that work first-hand," said Scott.
She added that community centers provided the foundation for her professional football aspirations before she joined top-tier clubs like Everton, Manchester City, and Aston Villa.
"When I was younger, I relied on those places and it enabled me to have a dream to become a footballer," said Scott.
The physical demands of long-distance cycling prompted complaints about discomfort during the first 75 miles. "There's been some lovely moments, the crowds and the posters," said Scott.
Public encouragement sustained her progress as she prepared for final running stages toward the North East.
"I've been a bit overwhelmed. It's really got us through," said Scott.
Her support team includes a mechanic riding an endurance bicycle equipped with tools for repairs.
"I think we're about 75 miles in now so the bike seat's starting to hurt a little bit, but honestly the support has been amazing," said Scott.
Former England captain Sir David Beckham also extended public support, stating, "You've got this."
