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Child Bike Giveway (ages 4-10) Now through July 13! |
NOTE: Due to current COVID-19 restrictions we're including any child up to the age of 18 in the Child Bike Giveaway.
Riding a bike is a treasured childhood experience! The Lincoln Bike Kitchen (LBK) provides an opportunity for Children between the ages of 4 to 10 years to receive a free child size bicycle. Registration for the Child Bike Giveaway opens on the first of the month and closes one week prior to pick-up or when registration spots are filled. LBK is a non-profit and relies solely on donations. All requests are subject to availability. LBK will need to know the height of the child as part of this request.
Register here for the Child Bike Giveaway. After you register, you will be issued a ticket to confirm your pick-up time. Please choose the number of tickets to equal the number of bikes you are requesting (e.g. two children would be two tickets). Tickets do not have to be printed for pick-up. You will be able to pick-up your bike the last Monday of the month starting at 5:30 p.m. Slots will be available for sign-up every 30 minutes until 8 p.m.
Riding a bike is a treasured childhood experience! The Lincoln Bike Kitchen (LBK) provides an opportunity for Children between the ages of 4 to 10 years to receive a free child size bicycle. Registration for the Child Bike Giveaway opens on the first of the month and closes one week prior to pick-up or when registration spots are filled. LBK is a non-profit and relies solely on donations. All requests are subject to availability. LBK will need to know the height of the child as part of this request.
Register here for the Child Bike Giveaway. After you register, you will be issued a ticket to confirm your pick-up time. Please choose the number of tickets to equal the number of bikes you are requesting (e.g. two children would be two tickets). Tickets do not have to be printed for pick-up. You will be able to pick-up your bike the last Monday of the month starting at 5:30 p.m. Slots will be available for sign-up every 30 minutes until 8 p.m.
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Learn-A-Bike (ages 11-13) |
Learning how to work on a bike is a life skill and an introduction to bicycle maintenance. The Lincoln Bike Kitchen program provides youth ages 11-13 with a bicycle, a short class on caring for their bike and safe cycling skills. The program requires that the youth and a parent or guardian* attend a one hour class. Upon complete of the class the participant will take home their bicycle. Registration for Learn-A-Bike is open on the first of the month and closes two weeks prior to class or when registration spots are filled. Request are subject to availability. LBK will need to know the height of the child as part of this request.
Education Class/Pick-Up: Education class will be held the second Tuesday following month after registration. Class begin at 6 p.m. Register here for Learn-A-Bike.
*Due to space limitations we ask that other family members not attend the class with the youth and adult.
Education Class/Pick-Up: Education class will be held the second Tuesday following month after registration. Class begin at 6 p.m. Register here for Learn-A-Bike.
*Due to space limitations we ask that other family members not attend the class with the youth and adult.
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Earn-A-Bike Youth (ages 14-18) |
Youth between 14-18 years may receive a bike by volunteering four (4) hours at the LBK location. The youth will be able to pick a bike to take home. No registration required. Volunteer paperwork will need to be completed prior to starting. (Please note: Parent signatures are required on volunteer paperwork.) This program is separate from community required volunteer work.
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Earn-A-Bike (ages 19+) |
Youth between 14-18 years may receive a bike by volunteering four (4) hours at the LBK location. The youth will be able to pick a bike to take home. No registration required. Volunteer paperwork will need to be completed prior to starting. (Please note: Parent signatures are required on volunteer paperwork.) This program is separate from community required volunteer work.
