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Bikes from Heaven comes through for local kids

Published 3:30 pm Wednesday, December 23, 2020

Couresty photos From left: Emily, 7, Jenni, 12, and Naomi, 9, pose with their new bikes.
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Couresty photos

From left: Emily, 7, Jenni, 12, and Naomi, 9, pose with their new bikes.

Couresty photos From left: Emily, 7, Jenni, 12, and Naomi, 9, pose with their new bikes.
Conner and Troy, both 7-years-old, are now ready to roll into the new year.
From left, 8-year-old Joseph, 6-year-old Eliot and 9-year-old Jarom show off their new bikes. Thier parents are David and Kina Delimont.

Last Saturday, in the parking lot at the Grays Harbor Seaport Authority in South Aberdeen, Aberdeen Lions club members gave away about 50 bikes from their “Bicycles from Heaven” program.

Donated used bikes are restored to almost-new condition by incarcerated individuals at Stafford Creek Corrections Center.

Throughout the year, the Aberdeen Lions and the Salvation Army collect the bikes and handle the applications and distribution of the repaired bicycles to children in the community.

For information about donating or receiving a bike, contact the Salvation Army at 360-533-1062.

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