BIKE FARM INC
EIN 26-1415141 · Educational Services (B90)
What they do
Do-It-Yourself Open Shop and Bicycle Education Program Bike Farm Operated Its Core Do-it-yourself Community Bicycle Shop At 1810 NE 1st Avenue In Portland, Oregon, Providing Affordable Public Access to Professional-grade Tools, Repair Stands, Parts, and Hands-on Mechanical Instruction. During Open Shop Hours, At Least Two Experienced Volunteer Mechanics Were On Shift to Guide Members and Drop-in Patrons Through Repairs and Maintenance On Their Own Bicycles. Rather Than Performing Repairs for Patrons, Mechanics Coached Participants Through Each Step, Transferring The Skills Needed to Maintain Their Bicycles Independently Going Forward. Stand Time Was Offered to Non-members for As Little As $5 Per Hour, and Participants Were Never Turned Away for Lack of Funds. This Program Served Patrons Across All Experience Levels, From First-time Wrenchers to Seasoned Riders Seeking Tool Access, and Directly Advanced The Organizations Educational and Sustainable Transportation Objectives. Inclusive A
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KAI MORSE PLIESSECRETARY
LUKE STEINPRESIDENT
MOMOKO SAUNDERSREGISTERED AGENT
RAMBOD BEHNAMTREASURER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2008
- Location
- 1810 NE 1ST AVE, PORTLAND, OR 97212-3953
- County
- Multnomah
- In care of
- % ARIEL RAYMON
- Primary officer
- Rambod Behnam, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Educational Services (B90)
- IRS tax category
- Educational Services