2015 marks year 7 of P2P hosting a Bike To Work Energizer Station. Once again Lindaman’s, Roast House and The Scoop donated goodies and their time. Thanks to our supporters and all who stopped on their way to work!
2015 marks year 7 of P2P hosting a Bike To Work Energizer Station. Once again Lindaman’s, Roast House and The Scoop donated goodies and their time. Thanks to our supporters and all who stopped on their way to work!
Thank you to all of our volunteers and supporters! We’re ready to roll into summer with the Spokane community. Take a look at our finalized annual report.
It’s Annual Report season. While we’re crunching numbers and reflecting over the past year, we’d love to include our friends in this year’s report. Please submit photos from Pedals’ Perry bike shop, tune-ups, or Pedals2People fundraisers to p2p@pedals2people.org.
Thank you!
Bike passion runs in your blood. You follow nonprofits on Facebook and subscribe to national bicycle organizations’ email newsletters. You and your friends plan the next weekend bike trip or bike ride to brunch. You have either a law degree or CPA certification under your belt, and you want more people in Spokane to be empowered by riding and educating about bicycles!
These are qualities that we envision in our next Board Vice President, but they are not requirements.
We are on the lookout for our next Vice President to serve on Pedals2People’s Board of Directors. You will tag team with me and Team Pedals as we spread the love for biking in and around Spokane! Please submit a letter of intent and resume to p2p@pedals2people.org.
Cheers,
Annie
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Ok, so it’s still two Saturdays away, but we wanted to keep you informed….Here’s the scoop.
P2P will be at The Lantern Tap House between 12-3 pm Jan 17th hosting a slow race, and New Belgium Brewing will provide the prizes. Also, when you purchase a New Belgium Brew, our little bike org will get a portion of the proceeds.
We’ll bring the bikes. You bring your skills! You’ll need to…
1. Ride provided bike on the marked course.
2. Forward motion shall be provided by the muscles of the rider.
3. No part of the competitor’s body may touch the ground.
4. The bicycle must maintain forward motion at all times.
5. The bicycle must remain within the boundaries of the course.
We’re not exactly sure what all this entails yet, but save the date for Winter Beers and Bikes. That we know for sure! Sounds like a good combination to us!
Pedals2People will be there during the festival, Jan 16-17. See you there…
Jeff Juel recently joined Pedals2People Board of Directors in October. He has worked with conservation groups for 25 years, helping to preserve and restore public lands. He as also been a school psychologist and environmental activist. Jeff has lived in Spokane for over six years and enjoys many of the outdoor activities the region offers. He prefers riding bikes far more that commuting in cars, likes tinkering with bikes, and loves the feeling of freedom that riding provides.
Annie first came to P2P four years ago when we were located at the east Sprague shop. Annie was prepping to do a bike tour at the time. She had questions. She came. She learned some things about her bike and P2P. Seems like things have come full circle, cycling back to our roots of education and outreach–passions for both Pedals and Annie.
Annie is a GU grad, bike lover, admin at North by Northwest and enthusiastic community supporter.
This also means we have a secretary position open – email us!