-Blog post by Reed Sandridge in Washington, D.C. Seven years ago Winston Duncan started an amazing organization that would send bicycles to needy individuals in Africa. Now in and of itself this is a tremendous idea and a worthy endeavor, but what makes it extra special is Winston. You see he was only 10 years [...]
Posts Tagged ‘transportation’
Week 50 of Reed’s Year of Volunteering: Wheels to Africa
Posted in Volunteering, tagged Africa, bicycles, bikes, ideas, inspiring, leaders, nonprofits, students, transportation, volunteering, volunteers on January 17, 2012 | 5 Comments »
Week 37 of Reed’s Year of Volunteering: Solar Decathlon
Posted in Volunteering, tagged bicycling, bikes, competition, energy, energy efficiency, future, living, solar, transportation, volunteering, volunteers, Washington DC on October 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
-Blog post by Reed Sandridge of Washington, D.C. Before I share this blog entry with you, I want to wish my father a very happy birthday today – he turns 71! I love you dad! Bikes parked at the WABA Bike Valet When I visit a city I try to see it by foot or [...]
Day 331 – Freddy H.
Posted in Unknown, tagged $10, cabs, DC, taxis, transportation, violence, washington on November 29, 2010 | 1 Comment »
I hope to announce the venue for the Year-End Celebration tomorrow! It will be Tuesday, December 14th from 6:30-9:00pm here in DC. If you will be coming and you use Facebook, you can RSVP here. If you live thousands of miles away or are allergic to kindness and wont be able to go but still want to [...]
Day 301 – Luis A.
Posted in Food & Beverage, tagged $10, DC, rally, transportation, washington on October 31, 2010 | 3 Comments »
Good morning! DC is full of visitors this weekend for the Rally to Restore Sanity. Led by Jon Stewart of the Daily Show, the event was supposed to be a rally to bring people together. Unfortunately I think it ended up being attended almost exclusively by democrats. It would have been nice to have a [...]
Day 198 – Alexander L.
Posted in Transportation, tagged $10, bikes, cycling, DC, history, taxi, tourism, transportation, washington on July 13, 2010 | 1 Comment »
So my first two days at work are in the history books. I am still in orientation mode, but I can tell you that this organization is full of talent. The WWF is doing really meaningful work around the world. Please visit their website to learn more about their 19 priority areas. I am still [...]
