Working Bikes

Oak Brook Public Library Recycling Extravaganza, 600 Oak Brook Road, Oak Brook
Bicycles (any condition), Electronics, Rechargeable Batteries, Car, Boat, Sump Pump, Truck & Motorcycle Batteries, Cell Phones, Equipment for Pets, Propane & Oxygen Tanks, CFL Light Bulbs, Fire Extinguishers, Wheelchairs, Sewing Machines, Rulers, Clothing Buttons, Yarn, Musical Instruments, Household Keys, Hearing Aids, Eye Glasses, Books, American Flags

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The Women's Center at Xavier University in Cincinnati is collecting bikes for Working Bikes and hopes to have 100 by Halloween. Read more about this HERE ...

3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, Ohio 45207.

Contact: Amy Goetz (513) 745-3940.
WBC coordinator: 2.B.Decided.

Unity of Madison is collecting bikes for Working Bikes. Read more about this HERE ...

601 Tomkins Drive, Madison, Wisconsin 53716.

Contact: Bill or Jeanie at (608) 226-8738.
WBC coordinator: 2.B.Decided.

A bike drive will be held as part of Winnetka's "Make a Difference Day", at the Indian Hill Train Station Parking Lot (corner of Winnetka Avenue and Green Bay Road in Winnetka).

Contact: Pat Pappageorge (847) 337-4643.
WBC coordinator: 2.B.Decided.

The Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum is celebrating its 10th anniversary at the end of October and will be hosting a single-day bike drive during the anniversary celebration to highlight their commitment to reducing, reusing, and recycling.

2430 North Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 60614.

Contact: Kristi Backe (773) 755-5100 extension 5034.
WBC coordinator: 2.B.Decided.

Due to the holiday there will not be a volunteer night this evening.

See you on Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday or next Monday.

Back for yet another year, the Woodridge Rotary will be collecting bicycles on August 29th as part of the Woodridge Park District event called Motion Explosion. This annual event is being held later this year due to construction at the location of the bike drive.

Location: Cypress Cove Water Park at 83rd and Janes Ave., Woodridge

Contact: Susan McNeil-Marshall.
WBC coordinator: To Be Decided.

Bikes will be collected for Working Bikes during the Earth Festival Bike Drive being held at St. John's Episcopal Church, 3857 N. Kostner Ave., Chicago, IL 60641.

The Earth Festival will be featuring earth-friendly, organic, and “green” products for sale, demonstrations, workshops, live music, and organic food.

The goal of the Earth Festival is to make green products available to neighbors, educate people on environmental issues and have a good time!

Contact: A.N.Other (773) 725-9026.

Working Bikes celebrates its 10th anniversary and recent move into a new & much larger building - see the flyer, which is also attached if you want to print some copies ...