Dear Friends,
You may remember last summer when we launched an exciting new partnership with Cycloville, a network of bike shops in Nairobi, Kenya. Cycloville has spent the last year and a half training youth mechanics and supporting them to enter the local bike industry. Now, we’re thrilled to share their newest endeavor with you: The Women’s Bike Programme.
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Earlier this year we hosted a competition to redesign our sticker! We got some amazing designs, and after an extremely close staff vote, found our winning design created by David Alderman!
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George Ulrich, a passionate Boston cyclist and multi-year Bike-A-Thon supporter passed away on February 23, 2016 at age 63 from a rare form of cancer.
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After 32 years, we've decided it's time to revamp our sticker design, and we could use YOUR help! Do you have an idea of the perfect sticker you want to put on your bike, helmet or give to your favorite person?
Can you think of an attractive design that highlights BNB's mission?
Send it in!
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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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