
St. Louis Bicycle Works is partnering with the Clayton School District to host a bike drive to collect adult and children's bicycles. Donations will benefit children and young adults in the St. Louis area by giving them an opportunity to receive a bike.
Bicycle Works provided more than 1,700 bikes in 2014 and needs the community's help to continue the effort in 2015! St. Louis Bike Works volunteers spend countless hours in the organization's bike shop repairing bikes to make sure they are suited for donation. They also provide bicycle safety instruction, bike helmet, locks, lights and more for kids at various locations across St. Louis.
All donations are tax deductible.
The Bike Drive will be held Saturday, April 25 at Meramec Elementary School in Clayton from 9 a.m. to Noon.
More information: bworks.org
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