BOBS FREE BIKES
EIN 61-1801839 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Recreation, Sports (N12)
What they do
Our Focus In Providing Bikes to Kids is In The Hope of Instilling A Lifetime of Healthy Adventure, Independence and The Wonder of The Great Outdoors. Bobs Free Bikes Generally Serves Maricopa County, But We Also Have Worked With Other Organizations to Provide Bikes In Other Areas of Arizona, Including Native American Communities, Arizona National Guard Families and Families At Luke Airforce Base. We Serve All Populations, Working With Organization Such As Welcome to America, St Vincent De Paul, CASA, Schools and Churches to Find Kids and Families. In 2024 We Gave 1259 Bikes to Kids, Though That Number is Just of Bikes The Impact Can Help The Whole Family, With Kids Riding to School or A Job. If A Parent Needs A Bike to Ride With Their Child/children We Will Provide One. Which Can Then Be Used for Transportation. In 2024 We Started A New Program We Call Gear UP for Safety This Program Provides A New Helmet and A Cable Lock to Go With Each Bike Thus Ensuring The Safety of The Child and T
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ContactRobyn HeimbuchTreasurer
Mailing address13771 N FOUNTAIN HILLS BLVD 114-156, FOUNTAIN HLS, AZ 85268-3733
Main phone(480) 266-1357 Contact phone(602) 855-9197 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- October 2016
- County
- Maricopa
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