Donations for The Bike Project

Posted on Sun 15th, December 2019

• #1

margot_skidder

Hello, hope this hasn't been posted elsewhere (did have a look and couldn't see anything), but it's just come up on Twitter and thought it might be of interest to other bike people who are feeling keen to do something for others following the election result.

The Bike Project, a refugee charity that works to make sure those with the very least to spend on rising public transport cost can have access to a working bike, are in need of donations of bikes, volunteer mechanical work and money. I'd really recommend having a look and seeing if there's anything you can do – maybe you've got an old underloved ride gathering dust that could be fixed up and help change someone's life.

Cheers.
• #2

skydancer

Great charity doing brilliant work. Worth a donation.
• #3

Thrasher

https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/339396/
• #4

MikeGuy

Bump
• #5

DoubtfulAce

They make very nice caps that make great Christmas presents.

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