The Recyclery Collective

The Recyclery Collective is an educational bike shop that promotes sustainability by giving access to tools, skills and opportunities for collaboration. We envision a diverse, resilient neighborhood filled with knowledgeable, self-reliant cyclists. Our Values Collaboration: We create opportunities for people of all backgrounds to work, share, and learn together to support a practical form of transportation. Social Justice: We provide tools and resources to empower underserved populations and nurture community leaders. Ecological Sustainability: We encourage the mindful use of resources and promote cycling as a part of building more resilient communities. Celebrating Everything We Do: We like to have fun while working hard to make bicycles and mechanics accessible. Our Structure The Recyclery is a 501c3 non-profit. All major decisions are made by a quorum of collective members at a twice-a-month meeting. Decisions are made by consensus and the collective is open to anyone willing to put in the time and effort to fulfill collective entry requirements. A few staff members are paid for administrative tasks, fixing bikes for sale, and teaching classes. Regular volunteers fix bikes that we give away and help during Open Shop.

Continental Societies, Inc.

Continental Societies, Inc., a non-profit, tax-exempt, international public service organization founded as a national organization in 1956 - and now has 43 chapters in 21 states in the USA, District of Columbia and Bermuda and is continuing to grow. Through our Five-Point Programmatic Thrust: Health, Education, Employment, Recreation (HEER), plus Arts & Humanities, Continental women adhere to providing humanitarian service through our HEER programs to children in need. Nationally, regionally and locally, Continentals have created innovative activities while volunteering through outreach programs.

Michael Cuccione Foundation

OUR MISSION: TOGETHER WE ARE FUNDING CHILDHOOD CANCER RESEARCH AND MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN THE FIGHT AGAINST CHILDHOOD CANCER One of the most devastating events that can occur within a family is to be informed that their child has been diagnosed with cancer. Presently very little is known about the underlying causes of childhood malignancies as the majority of research dollars raised are spent on investigating adult forms of cancer. Since its inception in 1997, the Michael Cuccione Foundation has worked diligently to change this through the generous support from the public. The funds raised by this foundation are donated in memory of Michael Cuccione, who at the age of nine, had a vision to support various research programs across Canada and the United States. Since his passing at the young age of 16, the foundation has been committed to spreading Michael's message and keeping his dream alive. With all the love and support from the individuals Michael continues to inspire, perhaps one day Michael's dream of eradicating this disease wil be a reality. As Michael phrased, "ONE PERSON CAN ONLY DO SO MUCH, BUT TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE". Please help us to keep Michael's dream alive, support the Michael Cuccione Foundation. Do it for the children.

Fundación Ecoscience

Ecoscience is a foundation that has the mission of creating bridges between science and society, promoting initiatives of high impact in the field of scientific culture and the protection of ecological heritage. We firmly believe that science and technology are fundamental pillars of development. Consider that critical spirit, logical reasoning and permanent curiosity are elements that must be protected and empowered to expand the boundaries of the possible. With the challenge of expanding science throughout our country, we create interactive and mobile spaces to teach science education in rural and vulnerable areas of Chile's regions. In turn, we recognize and support innovative projects that enhance scientific development, social impact and promote ecological conservation.

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