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Opportunity Name:
Learn to Ride at Worthdale

Description:

This event is held in partnership with Oaks and Spokes. Please join us on this exciting journey as we build equity to gain a lifetime skill that delivers thriving results. No better time than the present to celebrate the present of a new bicycle! Using the balance bike method, volunteers assist learners with gaining a sense of balance and control on two wheels. With those skills, it won’t take long for you to see the joyful feeling on their face! 

 

Duties and Impact:

Volunteers will work with Oaks and Spokes staff, along with City of Raleigh staff to give one-on-one help to all participants learning to ride bikes. Volunteers will help with setting up, breaking down, and cleaning the area after the event.

 

Work Environment:

The event will be held outside in the Worthdale Community Center parking lot. It will be a little loud when riders are given instructions as they learn to balance and ride the bikes. There is the possibility for uneven ground. There will be a restroom on site.

 

Requirements:

  • Ages 15+. Those under 16 must have a parent/guardian present
  • Complete a release form (if prompted). Those under 18 will need a parent/guardian signature

Other Instructions:

  • All materials will be provided at the event
  • Wear comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing
  • Wear close-toed sneakers
  • Bring your own filled water bottle

Per department policy, this volunteer opportunity is not to be used towards court-appointed/ suggested community service hours.


Date/Time: Sat, May 25, 2024 - 7:30 AM to 12:00 PM
Spots Available:
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Meeting Location: Worthdale Community Center

1001 Cooper Road
Raleigh, NC 27610

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Organizer: Rachel Van Noordt
rachel.vannoordt@raleighnc.gov
919-812-8580
Category:
Athletic Event
 

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