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New Haven Bike Collective
Website	http://www.NewHavenBikeCollective.com
Founded	2007
Dissolved	2013
Location	New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Language	English;
Services Offered	DIY Repair Services; Earn-A-Bike Services;
Mission Statement	The New Haven Bike Collective sees bicycling as a fun and empowering form of transportation for our community. We believe that bicycling is an effective, sustainable, enjoyable, and healthy activity that also produces cleaner, safer and more vibrant communities.

Latest revision as of 18:57, 15 December 2020

This organization is no longer in operation.

New Haven Bike Collective was formed to address the growing need for affordable bikes in New Haven and to use the abandoned bikes left by Yale students for the residents of New Haven.

New Haven Bike Collective dissolved in 2013 and later donated their remaining parts, tools, and bikes to the Bradley Street Bicycle Co-op in 2015.

Contact Info

92 Atwater Street
New Haven, CT 06513

Phone: (203) 903-2455
E-mail: newhavenbikecollective@gmail.com

History

In the winter of 2007, the New Haven Bike Collective was formed to address the growing need for affordable bikes in New Haven and to use the abandoned bikes left by Yale students for the residents of New Haven. Since 2008, over 100 bikes have been fixed up and repaired, donating them to community groups including: Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services, Centro SanJose Community Center, Farnham Neighborhood House, Chabaso Bakery, High School in the Community, and many walk-involunteers. We received a start up grant from New England Grassroots Environment Fund,and support and stipend employment from Dwight Hall at Yale.

Services Offered

Our primary goal is to salvage neglected or unwanted bicycles, thus preventing otherwise useful material from leaving the community to be recycled, junked, or sold. We resurrect these rescued bicycles primarily through our build-a-bike program. The build-a-bike program allows New Haven community members the opportunity to learn a useful skill they can have for the rest of their lives, and earn a bicycle in the process! We provide a welcoming space to learn about maintenance and repair and are committed to being anti-racist, anti-sexist, and class-conscious. The New Haven Bike Collective endeavors to empower community members with knowledge, skills, and tools that will permanently improve their lives.

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+   | year_dissolved = 2013
+   | website  = http://www.NewHavenBikeCollective.com
+   | town     = New Haven
+   | state    = Connecticut
+   | province =
+   | country  = USA
+   <!-- if on a college or university campus, then the name of that institution -->
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+   | language1 = English
+   | language2 =
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+   <!-- Simply "yes" or "no" -->
+   | has-diy-shop           = yes
+   | has-pay-shop           = no
+   | has-mobile-repair      = no
+   | has-bike-sharing       = no
+   | has-earn-a-bike        = yes
+   | has-bike-valet         = no
+   | has-workshops          = no
+   | has-courses            = no
+   | has-group-rides        = no
+   | has-bicycle-advocacy   = no
+   | has-pedicab            = no
+   | has-in-school-programs = no
+   | has-youth-summercamp   = no
+   | has-youth-racing       = no
+   | has-women-trans-hours  = no
+   <!-- Please share your mission statement or mandate -->
+   | mission-statement = The New Haven Bike Collective sees bicycling as a fun and empowering form of transportation for our community. We believe that bicycling is an effective, sustainable, enjoyable, and healthy activity that also produces cleaner, safer and more vibrant communities.
+}}
+'''{{PAGENAME}}''' was formed to address the growing need for affordable bikes in New Haven and to use the abandoned bikes left by Yale students for the residents of New Haven.
+New Haven Bike Collective dissolved in 2013 and later donated their remaining parts, tools, and bikes to the [[Bradley Street Bicycle Co-op]] in 2015.
+<!--   Tell us a little bit about your shop here    -->
+== Contact Info ==
+<!--   Mailing addres, or email or both    -->
+Atwater Street
+ New Haven, CT 06513
+* Phone: (203) 903-2455
+* E-mail: [mailto:newhavenbikecollective@gmail.com newhavenbikecollective@gmail.com]
+== History ==
+<!--   Let know know how you came to be where you are now.    -->
+In the winter of 2007, the New Haven Bike Collective was formed to address the growing need for affordable bikes in New Haven and to use the abandoned bikes left by Yale students for the residents of New Haven. Since 2008, over 100 bikes have been fixed up and repaired, donating them to community groups including: Integrated Refugee & Immigrant Services, Centro SanJose Community Center, Farnham Neighborhood House, Chabaso Bakery, High School in the Community, and many walk-involunteers. We received a start up grant from New England Grassroots Environment Fund,and support and stipend employment from Dwight Hall at Yale.
+== Services Offered ==
+<!--   Tell us a little more about the services you offer.    -->
+Our primary goal is to salvage neglected or unwanted bicycles, thus preventing otherwise useful material from leaving the community to be recycled, junked, or sold. We resurrect these rescued bicycles primarily through our build-a-bike program. The build-a-bike program allows New Haven community members the opportunity to learn a useful skill they can have for the rest of their lives, and earn a bicycle in the process! We provide a welcoming space to learn about maintenance and repair and are committed to being anti-racist, anti-sexist,  and class-conscious. The New Haven Bike Collective endeavors to empower community members with knowledge, skills, and tools that will permanently improve their lives.