Several of our programs are finding it difficult to achieve their goals because of space constraints and/or the location of our facilities. We are thinking of making some changes and need your input!
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The Bike-A-Thon is less than 2 weeks away! Compared to past years our overall fundraising is down, but we know our amazing riders and supporters will help us raise the funds needed to keep our Youth and International programs going strong. Looking for some ideas to kick your fundraising up a notch? Let's see what veteran Bike-A-Thon riders have been up to.
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Dave Gilbert, a longtime Bikes Not Bombs volunteer, passed away unexpectedly at the end of February, at his bike shop in Plymouth.
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Congratulations to the 11 graduates of our Spring 2015 Adult Instructor Training! These 11 adults have learned about working with youth, basic bike maintenance and more about Bikes Not Bombs. They will now be going on to help out in our upcoming sessions of Earn-A-Bike and Girls In Action.
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David, Bikes Not Bombs' International Programs Director, visits the Bicycle Market in Kampala, Uganda.
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David, Bikes Not Bombs' International Programs Director, reflects on the 13 year partnership with Village Bicycle Project during a recent visit to Ghana.
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At the Ability Bikes' annual meeting David Torsutsey presented on the history of Ability Bikes and members evaluated their new bicycle inventory system, reviewed their 2014 goals, and set new targets for the business in 2015.
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International Programs Director David is in Ghana, visiting our partner organization Ability Bikes Cooperative. During his two week trip he will be working closely with the staff of Ability Bikes to provide technical assistance.
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The Bike-A-Thon team is looking to bring on two part-time outreach coordinators this Spring.
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On Thursday December 11th Bikes Not Bombs celebrated our 30th Anniversary! We had 250 volunteers, founders, former staff, youth participants, Bike-A-Thon riders and supporters join us at Doyle's Cafe to celebrate three decades of growth and to look towards the future. Thank you to everyone who joined in the fun, to Canto 6 Bakery who made two delicious cakes and Doyle's who graciously hosted.
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Today our communities are facing “bombs” that are rooted in the same systems of oppression we confronted at the time of our founding. The bombs of racism, economic inequality, gender-based oppression, militarization, mass incarceration and the climate crisis, are exploding across our communities.
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