A couple of years ago, we started framing graduation photos from each class as a simple way to celebrate our youth and mark a milestone. Today, we added nearly 700 STL Youth graduates to the wall, representing the Class of 2025.
A couple of years ago, we started framing graduation photos from each class as a simple way to celebrate our youth and mark a milestone. Today, we added nearly 700 STL Youth graduates to the wall, representing the Class of 2025.
This week has been absolutely chock full of congratulations and smiles and taking home bikes and computers — that’s because a total of 88 St. Louis-area children and teens successfully completed one of our free, six-week-long programs over the past six days!
This week has been absolutely chock full of congratulations and smiles and taking home bikes and computers — that’s because a total of 88 St. Louis-area children and teens successfully completed one of our free, six-week-long programs over the past six days!
💻 10 am Saturdays: January 17 to February 28 (no class 2/14)
💻 6 pm Thursdays: February 5 to March 12
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💻 10 am Saturdays: January 17 to February 28 (no class 2/14)
💻 6 pm Thursdays: February 5 to March 12
www.bworks.org/classes/
The ice, snow and freezing temps brought some wrinkles this week, but our students, partners, volunteers, staff and friends rose to the challenges at every turn. Let us count just a few of the ways (and share a few pictures of classes from the past week!) ... 🧵
The ice, snow and freezing temps brought some wrinkles this week, but our students, partners, volunteers, staff and friends rose to the challenges at every turn. Let us count just a few of the ways (and share a few pictures of classes from the past week!) ... 🧵
We’re looking to make some new friends — and find new homes for a few refurbished adaptive trikes!
If you or a family you know could use a set of adaptive wheels for free, we’d love to hear from you.
Help spread the word!
Info@Bworks.org
We’re looking to make some new friends — and find new homes for a few refurbished adaptive trikes!
If you or a family you know could use a set of adaptive wheels for free, we’d love to hear from you.
Help spread the word!
Info@Bworks.org
This youth partnership came together for two reasons ... 1/5
This youth partnership came together for two reasons ... 1/5
In this example, one helmet was donated by a generous supporter who bought it “on sale” for $40. The other was purchased with donated funds, but because we can buy wholesale, we paid just $15 for the exact same helmet. 🧵🪡
In this example, one helmet was donated by a generous supporter who bought it “on sale” for $40. The other was purchased with donated funds, but because we can buy wholesale, we paid just $15 for the exact same helmet. 🧵🪡
In this example, one helmet was donated by a generous supporter who bought it “on sale” for $40. The other was purchased with donated funds, but because we can buy wholesale, we paid just $15 for the exact same helmet. 🧵🪡
In this example, one helmet was donated by a generous supporter who bought it “on sale” for $40. The other was purchased with donated funds, but because we can buy wholesale, we paid just $15 for the exact same helmet. 🧵🪡
Our teachers guided 11 groups of BWorks students in a variety of Earn-A-Bike, Earn-A-Computer and Learn-To-Ride lessons this week. Much of that learning and fun took place at local schools and at our headquarters, and still other sessions brought us to Vitendo4Africa 1/3
Our teachers guided 11 groups of BWorks students in a variety of Earn-A-Bike, Earn-A-Computer and Learn-To-Ride lessons this week. Much of that learning and fun took place at local schools and at our headquarters, and still other sessions brought us to Vitendo4Africa 1/3
A special highlight over the past seven days of BWorks activities was Thursday’s opening reception for the exhibition “Dream Machines,” highlighting last spring’s semester-long collaboration between nine BWorks youth and 10 Wash U students 1/3
A special highlight over the past seven days of BWorks activities was Thursday’s opening reception for the exhibition “Dream Machines,” highlighting last spring’s semester-long collaboration between nine BWorks youth and 10 Wash U students 1/3