My name is Donna Wilcox, I am working with BikeAthens this semester, I’m not sure if you have heard of them, but after reading this post I thought you might be interested in some of the things they do. Not only do they support the use of alternative transportation, but they try (with their limited resources) to fight for the a change in the current legislation and they sit in on planning meetings to do the best they can to make sure issues like the one you mentioned are addressed. With that I also wanted to let you know that BikeAthens has partnered with Jittery Joe’s to create a new coffee called “Alternative Fuel” a portion of the proceeds will go to help BikeAthens increase many of its programs such as bike and driver education and its bike recycling program. Again, I am not sure this is something you or those you subscribe to your blog would be interested in, but I thought I’d let you know. If you are, the coffee is being sold at all Jittery Joe’s cafes but BikeAthens gets a larger percentage if it is bought directly from us at the Bike Recycling Shop in the Chase Street Warehouse. If you’d like more information, please visit bikeathens.com.
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February 10th, 2009 at 10:19Hi,
My name is Donna Wilcox, I am working with BikeAthens this semester, I’m not sure if you have heard of them, but after reading this post I thought you might be interested in some of the things they do. Not only do they support the use of alternative transportation, but they try (with their limited resources) to fight for the a change in the current legislation and they sit in on planning meetings to do the best they can to make sure issues like the one you mentioned are addressed. With that I also wanted to let you know that BikeAthens has partnered with Jittery Joe’s to create a new coffee called “Alternative Fuel” a portion of the proceeds will go to help BikeAthens increase many of its programs such as bike and driver education and its bike recycling program. Again, I am not sure this is something you or those you subscribe to your blog would be interested in, but I thought I’d let you know. If you are, the coffee is being sold at all Jittery Joe’s cafes but BikeAthens gets a larger percentage if it is bought directly from us at the Bike Recycling Shop in the Chase Street Warehouse. If you’d like more information, please visit bikeathens.com.
Thank you for you time,
Donna Wilcox
dwilcox85@yahoo.com