We will be filling a container bound for Wheels of Africa today at Working Bikes, 2434 S. Western Avenue ...
Wheels of Africa was formed in October 2008 as an organization to champion the culture of cycling in Africa. To date they have about 30 paid-up members from all walks of life ranging from casual riders, commuter cyclists, bicycle mechanics, competitive bike riders, para-cyclists and both young and older learners, learning to cycle.
Showing posts with label Shipping Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shipping Party. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
PSO Shipping Party - Today!
Bicycle shipment for the Prisoner Support Organization in Uganda on Wednesday ...
Come un-wrench with Working Bikes and remember Lefty loosey on the right, righty loosey on the left.
2434 S. Western, Chicago, free street and bike rack parking!
Come un-wrench with Working Bikes and remember Lefty loosey on the right, righty loosey on the left.
2434 S. Western, Chicago, free street and bike rack parking!
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Prisoner Support Organization,
PSO,
Shipping Party,
Uganda
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
El Salvadore Shipping Party Tomorrow!
Come on out for a good time and a good cause as we fill a shipping container with bicycles and parts.
These bikes are going to the Salvadoran Commitee for Appropriate Technology, Centro SalvadoreƱo de Tecnologia Apropiada (CESTA), a member of Friends of the Earth International, FoEI.
CESTA was founded in El Salvador in 1980 and joined FoEI in 1991. Today, CESTA has some 3100 members spread among 27 local groups. Every three months, CESTA publishes a Spanish-language magazine called ECONCIENCIA, as well as numerous books and pamphlets on more specialised technical subjects. CESTA's core national campaigns focus on solid wastes, marine issues, and sustainable transportation. The organization participates in the following FoEI campaigns: Climate Change, Forests, Sustainable Societies, and Wetlands. CESTA also has four "ecocentres" where appropriate technologies are developed and put into practice. One such centre has an urban focus, another is a permaculture school where workshops are given on a permanent basis, while still others focus on forest and marine issues.
These bikes are going to the Salvadoran Commitee for Appropriate Technology, Centro SalvadoreƱo de Tecnologia Apropiada (CESTA), a member of Friends of the Earth International, FoEI.
CESTA was founded in El Salvador in 1980 and joined FoEI in 1991. Today, CESTA has some 3100 members spread among 27 local groups. Every three months, CESTA publishes a Spanish-language magazine called ECONCIENCIA, as well as numerous books and pamphlets on more specialised technical subjects. CESTA's core national campaigns focus on solid wastes, marine issues, and sustainable transportation. The organization participates in the following FoEI campaigns: Climate Change, Forests, Sustainable Societies, and Wetlands. CESTA also has four "ecocentres" where appropriate technologies are developed and put into practice. One such centre has an urban focus, another is a permaculture school where workshops are given on a permanent basis, while still others focus on forest and marine issues.
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Friends of The Earth,
Shipping Party
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Shipping Party - Today
We will load a container of road bikes and cruisers for our partners, the New Orleans Community Bike Project.
Today from Noon - 4:00. Try it, you'll like it!
Today from Noon - 4:00. Try it, you'll like it!
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Tanzania Shipping Party this Saturday, November 7 at 10AM.
This Saturday, Working Bikes will be loading a shipping container of bicycles heading out to the Vijana Vocational Center in Arusah Tanzania, a project of our partners at the Global Alliance for Africa. Check out their organization here: http://www.globalallianceafrica.org/home, and come join us Saturday morning for a party with a real purpose. Who knows, you may end up in a picture posted on the WB blog.
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