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Giving someone a bike and teaching them how to ride safetly go hand in hand.
Giving someone a bike and teaching them how to ride safetly go hand in hand.


=== [[Helmets]] ===
=== [[Helmet]] Distribution ===


Offering discounted or free helmets, everyone can afford to be safe.
Offering discounted or free helmets, everyone can afford to be safe.

Revision as of 17:26, 15 February 2008

Mission Statement

Why does the organization exist?


Legal Filings (USA)

City

State

Federal

Legal Filings (Canada)

Business Models

Fundraising

Publicity

List your organization in the Bike Collective Network Directory!

Staff & Volunteers

According to Jim Dion, a psychologist with over 30 years experience in retail, there should be no difference between how volunteers and employees are treated and what is expected of them. Museum gift shops are frequently volunteer run and work under this model.

Common Activities

No two Community Bicycle Organizations are alike, but here are some common activities you might see.

Community Bike Shops

Providing bicycle tools and expertise to the public.

Earn-a-Bike

Thanks to a program started by Bikes not Bombs, you can teach the next generation how to use tools and appreciate their bicycle. Some organizations expand on that idea by taking kids riding too, like Trips for Kids charters.

Valet Bike Parking

Getting more people to ride while advertising the organization by watching peoples bikes at different events around town.

BikeEd

Giving someone a bike and teaching them how to ride safetly go hand in hand.

Helmet Distribution

Offering discounted or free helmets, everyone can afford to be safe.

Resources

References