New ioby project brings bikes to students
Sylvia Crum, Director of community bike coop Revolutions, has launched a new ioby campaign. She is raising money via ioby for a new program she’ll run this winter and spring. She wants to get 16 4th and 5th graders at Cooper-Young’s Peabody School outfitted with bikes, helmets, good locks, and training, so that they can start riding to school and spreading the word about how easy it is. They’ll meet for street safety training eight to ten times, on Thursday afternoons, as part of a new after school club.
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