Project Pedal Power Bike Distribution
Saturday, August 29 | Beacon, NY
Neighborhood Vitality Corp., in partnership with Scenic Hudson, The HUB, and Adam's Junk Removal, is excited to host the Project Pedal Power Bike Distribution Event on Saturday, August 29, from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Scenic Hudson’s Long Dock Park in Beacon.
Project Pedal Power is dedicated to helping children experience the freedom, confidence, and joy that comes with owning a bicycle. Whether a child is receiving their very first bike or needs a larger one as they grow, this event helps make active, healthy living accessible to more families throughout our community.
Event Details
Date: Saturday, August 29
Time: 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location:
Scenic Hudson’s Long Dock Park
23 Long Dock Rd.
Beacon, NY 12508
What to Expect
Families attending the event may:
Receive a free bicycle for children (while supplies last)
Receive a new bicycle helmet (while supplies last)
Exchange an outgrown bicycle for a larger one
Connect with local organizations committed to improving community health and wellness
Bicycles will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last.
Why We Ride
A bicycle is more than a way to get around—it's an opportunity for children to build confidence, stay active, explore their neighborhoods, and create lasting memories. Project Pedal Power supports healthy lifestyles while removing barriers that prevent many children from experiencing the simple joy of riding.
Every bike placed into a child's hands represents another step toward a healthier, stronger community.
Support Project Pedal Power
Project Pedal Power is made possible through generous donations and community partnerships. We welcome:
Gently used bicycle donations
Financial contributions
Volunteers to help at future events
Your support helps us provide bicycles, helmets, safety equipment, and repairs so that more children can experience the freedom of riding.
We look forward to seeing you on August 29 as we work together to build stronger, healthier communities—one bike at a time.
