In April, we donated 27 bikes and 27 brand-new helmets to our friends at The Kid’s Pantry in Mount Prospect! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors, every bike came with a new helmet to ensure safety and smiles all around. The Kid’s Pantry is a nonprofit...
In April, we had the joy of donating 44 bikes to Family Focus, an incredible organization that’s been strengthening families and nurturing children across Chicagoland for almost 50 years. Their mission is to support parents in raising healthy, well-developed children...
Yes, you read that right! Enter our summer raffle for a chance to cheer on Da Bears LIVE at Soldier Field! 🏈🐻 🥈 Second Prize: A set of sleek black beach cruiser bikes—perfect for date-day rides or soaking up those last golden summer evenings! Even better? Every ticket...
Spring cleaning? If you’ve got bikes your kids have outgrown or instruments collecting dust, don’t toss them—donate them! 🌼 At Bikes & Music, we give second chances to gently used bikes and instruments—fixing them up and getting them into the hands of Chicagoland...
🚴 Calling all commercial real estate professionals! Get ready for an amazing charity cycling event at Dean Nature Sanctuary in Oak Brook! 🎶🌳 We’re thrilled to support Bikes & Music, Inc., a fantastic charity that spreads joy through bikes and music. 💙🎵 A...
Palatine nonprofit gives new life to used bikes and musical instruments By Rob Hart April 25, 20235:04 pm CLICK HERE THE HEAR AUDIO (WBBM NEWSRADIO) — This week’s Difference Maker is Bikes and Music, a northwest suburban nonprofit that gives the gift of music...
Our passion for music and movement drives the foundation of this organization. The mission of Bikes & Music is to give all children the opportunity to enjoy bicycling and music to serve the development of body and mind for happiness and well-being. We do this by providing donated bicycles and instruments along with access to instruction, guidance and group events. Bikes & Music has registered for our 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation status and is serving Chicagoland children under the age of 18, who would otherwise miss out on these activities due to financial barriers.
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