Bikes for the World Pictures
Shipment to the Women Prisoners Support Organization of Uganda, Aug 2007
A shipment to the Women Prisoners Support Organisation (wpsouganda.org), a non-profit in Uganda working with women in prison, and their families. For more info on WPSO, visit www.wpsouganda.org .
Shape Lives Foundation (Nyariga, Upper East Region, Ghana) May 2007
Pictures from the Shape Lives Foundation (Nyariga, Upper East Region, Ghana) showing SMILING beneficiaries. We supplied these bikes as part of a shipment in late 2006, just shipped our second shipment
Container Loading of Bikes for the Shape Lives Foundation, Bolgatanga, Ghana
(at Tyson's storage site) May 2007
Volunteers Mark Powell (Michigan t-shirt), Randy Swart (old tan BfW t-shirt), Matt Macdonald (red 2007 Bike-to-Work Day t-shirt)
Goodwill Industries in Panama, Jan 2006
These photos are from the Panamanian Association of Goodwill Industries
(Goodwill Panama), Bike for the World's largest international partner.During 2005 BfW shipped more than 1,700 bikes and 25 sewing machines to Goodwill Panama. Goodwill Panama is a well-organized non-profit organization providing skills training and employment to more than 100 people with disabilities.
Goodwill Panama works closely with local Rotary Clubs to oversee and support the bicycle program.
These photos illustrate the high degree of organization characteristic of the BfW-supported bicycle repair and marketing program.
Wheels to Africa collection at Yorktown High School, Arlington VA, Jan 2006
Kid in Honduras using bike to haul weeds, July 2006
The kid doesn’t sell the weeds, but brings it to his home for the family livestock to eatHerndon High School Environmental Club - Students Against Global Abuse, Jan 2006
Herndon
High School Environmental Club - Students Against Global Abuse with
SAGA advisor Gary Gepford and Bikes for the World adult volunteers and
director Keith Oberg.SEFCA Unloading in Guatemala, Aug 2005
The unloading of our container in Guatemala, with Servicios
Ecumenicos de Formacion Cristiana en Centro America (SEFCA), a
European-supported politically progressive program serving urban youth
in the capital city. EcoBici is the community-owned business
reconditioning and selling the bikes at low prices, and using the
income to cover costs and put aside some for the next shipment.Sri Lanka Container Loading, McLean VA, May 11 2005
Collection at St Andrews on March 20 2005
