To Move Freely,
Fearlessly and Fairly Campaign Fundraiser
A Year Long Grassroots Fundraiser!
2024 Fundraiser Goal: $100,000
HOW
YOU CAN SUPPORT
Holistic Cycles is a community bicycle shop that sells bikes, bike equipment, and repairs bikes with a focus on nutrition and shifting local culture around transportation.
The mobility bank centers mobility justice offers free bikes, and other forms of mobility, free bike equipment, mobility loaners, and a bike workshop space.
CGBT is a Black Women-Led, radical cycling organization that uses the bicycle as a tool to advance racial equity and justice, through mobility justice and healing justice advocacy to systematically change our transportation systems, urban spaces, and our health care systems, to collectively transform communities of color into livable, safe, healthy and walkable urban spaces that support the healing and liberation of Black, Brown, and Indigenous women (cis and trans), and GNB folks, and where all Black, Brown, & Indigenous folks, of all abilities, can freely, fairly, & fearlessly move.
For Black, Brown, and Indigenous women (cis and trans) and Black/of color GNB folks.
$30/Yearly
Executive Director and Founder
Founder/Executive
Director
President
Shauntel Douglas
Vice President
Shyana Broughton
Jalonda Hill
Tahirah Harbin
Creative Director
NEW MEMBER
There are countless ways you can help us with our organization. You can make a donation (however big or small), attend our fundraiser events, sign-up for one of our membership programs, or purchase merchandise at our shop.
WANT TO DONATE BIKES OR OTHER MOBLITY OPTIONS?
Email us at coloredgirlsbiketoo@gmail.com
Holistic Cycles-Bicycle Shop & Mobility Bank
1353 Jefferson Avenue, Buffalo, NY 14208
Tel: 716-281-0453
Coloredgirlsbiketoo@gmail.com
Business Hours
Monday - Saturday: 10 am - 6 pm
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OUR PURPOSE
The purpose of the Mobility Liberation Travel Fund is to provide the community with the gift of travel.
HOW WE DO IT
The Mobility Liberation Travel Fund aims to address transportation inequity by promoting and facilitating travel opportunities, thereby fostering a sense of liberation and working towards mitigating the adverse effects associated with constrained mobility. Emphasizing that mobility is a fundamental human right, this fund is dedicated to advancing mobility justice and healing justice.
WHY WE DO IT
Systemic structural racism has long hindered the ability of Black individuals to move freely and fearlessly, dating back to the times of slavery. This impact is evident in historical events such as the Fugitive Slave Act and Black Codes, as well as contemporary challenges like racial profiling in incidents like "driving while black." Limited resources have often confined individuals within their neighborhoods, restricting access to travel experiences. As a consequence of restricted mobility, there is an increased risk of mental health disparities and a host of other related issues.