9 Police Departments  Have donated 76 bikes to our cause so far in 2008.  They are are Heros. If they didn't supply them, we would not have them to work on. If you are a Police Station and would like to supply some just fill out this Police donation form get it back to us. On August 5, 2008 New Windsor Police New Windsor Police Station 555 Union Ave Newburgh N.Y. (845) 565-7000- fax -563-4694 22 bikes donated August 10, 2008   Suffern Police Department  Chief Clarke Osborn & Mike Standford 61 Washington Ave  Suffern Ny 10901 (845) 357-2300 - fax 357-1412 11 bikes donated August 2008 Washingtonville Police  Chief Pascal 38 E.Main St Washingtonville, N.Y. 10992 845-496-9123 - fax 845-496-4103 1 bike donated September 5th  Village of Monicello Police  Chief Solomon  2 Plesant St  Monicello N.Y. 12701 845-794-6165 - 845 794 2327 fax 5 bikes donated September 17 2008    Villlage of Haverstraw  10-1 West Rampo Road  Garnerville, N.Y. 10923  354-1500 - fax 354-6919  Chief Charles Miller 4 bikes donated September 25 2008  Shawanqunk Town Police P.O. Box 247 Corner Park Ave. Wallkill, Ny 12589 895-2317 - fax 895-9887 5 bikes donated October 1, 2008 Town Chestor Dan Dollinger Chief 1786 Kings Highway Chester, N.Y. 10918 469-9311 fax 469-7994 5 bikes donated October 8, 2008  Town Of New Paltz Leuitant Steve Osarczuk 23 Platekill Ave New Paltz, Ny. 12561 255-1354 - fax 255 1544 20 bikes donated October 17, 2008 Wappingers Falls Police 2625 South Ave Wappingers Falls, Ny 12590  297-0111 fax 298-0819  5 bikes donated   I wanted to mention some other hero cops over at Pine Bush. They buy 6 bikes every year at Walmart and pick 6 needy kids to give them to. They take alot of there bikes they receive and donate them to kids after a officer at the garage fixes them. Thank you for taking the innovative to prevent them in the landfill. Register your bikes at your local police stations. In 2006 Our community Police donated over 100 bikes to us. Click here for totals and Police Departments donating

We have changed alot to make it less stressful on us. We do not let any children work on anymore of the bikes anymore.  To much of a safety risk. We pay people to fix the bikes, I pay them with money I make from selling a few. We would love to get more donations and bikes. We do have alot of expenses now with gas, uhauls, paying for bikes at yard sales.  We sell adult and some other bikes. To pay for those expenses. Please call when they become available. With your continued support we could make this effort a continued effort. If it was not for your generosity we wouldn't be able to give away so many. We could save the landfills and reach so many children. Why Is Bicycle Safety So Important? Bike riding is a lot of fun, but accidents happen.  Every year, about 176,000 kids go to the emergency department because of bike accident injuries. Some of these injuries are so serious that children die, usually from head injuries. A head injury means a brain injury. That's why it's so important to wear your bike helmet. Wearing one doesn't mean you can be reckless, but a helmet will provide some protection for your head in case you fall down. A Helmet How-To Bike helmets are so important that the U.S. government has created safety standards for them. Pamplets for safety