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Bicycles given, adapted, or taught so more people can ride. 4 verified stories. Stories come from Palm Desert, Colorado Springs, and Lexington Park. Each one is checked and linked to the original report.
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CommunityVariety Children's Charity of the Desert gave therapist-fitted bikes, about $2,500 each, to children from five families. One girl got hers the day before she turned 8.
Verified · KESQ
CommunityThe nonprofit gives bikes, riding lessons, and repair skills to children in low-income neighborhoods. Earn-A-Bike, summer camps, and Pedal Station are still growing, and a $35,000 match arrived before the fall luncheon.
Verified · The Gazette
CommunityChristina Allen founded Maryland's first Cycling Without Age chapter and rides about 2,000 miles a year, taking people to the market, the trail, or out with their grandchildren.
Verified · Southern Maryland Chronicle
CommunityThe 1.3-mile Goose Island Connector Trail opened with a ribbon cutting. Most of the $365,000 cost came from a state transportation grant.
Verified · WIZM