Thank you to everyone who has been involved with Bicycles for Humanity Melbourne this year! There have been so many of you. Special shout out to Pete, Phil, Bill, Monika, Michael, John and all the other volunteers for taking time out of their day to go out and pick up bicycles across Melbourne, the volunteers who came …
Posted: 3 August 2020 by B4H Admin
2020 Pedal for Purpose Virtual Challenge Temporarily Postponed
Many of you will no doubt be aware of the Stage 4 restrictions that have come into force in Melbourne and Stage 3 restrictions across the rest of Victoria. As a result, we have made the difficult decision to temporarily postpone our 2020 Pedal for Purpose Virtual Challenge event until the current restrictions in Melbourne …
Posted: 1 July 2020 by B4H Admin
Partnership with the Bicycle Empowerment Network (BEN) Namibia – Mid Year Update
Namibia ready to get going We are excited to share news of 50 entrepreneurs having received bicycles (through our BEST program) to enable them to support regional communities. They will be selling hand sanitiser and locally supplied face masks as well sharing vital health information during this Covid19 period. Shipping Container 25 In partnership with our friends …
Posted: 16 April 2020 by B4H Admin
BEN Namibia BEST Programme Covid-19 Response
Summary BEN Namibia proposes a COVID-19 response that aims to reduce transmission risk through improving awareness and hygiene in low income communities, and stimulates economic activity by promoting local manufacturing of masks by 25 local producers for sale in these communities, and creates 70 new jobs providing delivery services to enable more people to avoid …
Posted: 25 March 2020 by B4H Admin
COVID-19 Update
“In these unprecedented times, as we all do our part to keep everyone safe, we realise the huge impact stopping bicycle collections will have on our friends in Namibia. We look forward to getting our wheels spinning as soon as possible to continue to support communities. Stay safe and be kind to yourselves and others. …
Posted: 15 March 2020 by B4H Admin
Protected: Bicycle Tracker Test
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Posted: 15 January 2020 by B4H Admin
BEN Namibia – BEST Programme 2020 Planned Activities
Funding from the Intrepid Foundation will enable us to intensify BEST Programme activities in 2020. One of our main aims is to conduct regional training activities. We hope to foster greater cooperation among regional clusters of shops. In particular, we will explore the implementation of a system of collective monitoring and mutual support for financial …
Posted: 23 December 2019 by B4H Admin
2019 Statistics, Summary and Thank You
Thank you to everyone who has been involved with Bicycles for Humanity Melbourne this year! There have been so many of you. Special shout out to Pete, Phil, Bill, Monika, Michael, John and all the other volunteers for taking time out of their day to go out and pick up bicycles across Melbourne, the volunteers who came …
Posted: 15 December 2019 by B4H Editor
Donated Bicycles Mapping & Tracking Project
Are you wondering where your donated bicycles are going? Or what they’re being used for? The donated bicycle mapping and tracking project is currently in being developed and finalised. Not only is this project aimed at targeting Bicycles for Humanity Melbourne’s sustainable development goals, it will also allow bicycle donors to form a more personal …
Posted: 10 February 2019 by B4H Admin
Making the Cover
Thanks to Glen Eira News A huge thank you to Glen Eira News for spreading our Bicycles for Humanity Melbourne message with the local community. We love our front cover featuring a few of our smiling volunteers Michael, John, Monika and our President Andy Gild. Read the full feature of this February 2019 issue of Glen Eira News online …
Posted: 15 December 2018 by B4H Admin
Volunteer Thank You
“Nothing Happens without the parking attendant, folks!” – our 10 year journey and a thank you message from Andy Gild, B4H Melbourne President It is hard to believe that it has been 10 years already. In some ways I feel as though we are only just getting started and there is still so much to …