and had a great day. The weather was miserable so it was great to have an indoor venue, and on top of that a good crowd of people with bikes in mind.
Rather than bore you with my words these pcitures tell the story.
Our thanks to Aimee and Bridget for all their organising, and the lovely news from Aimee
“Best thing for us out of the event was to see the lady and her son in the last picture riding their new bikes to school on Monday! Exciting stuff.”
Hobart Bike Kitchen 
Dear Sir/Madam,
We have a project to help more people in Nakuru North District in Kenya choose bicycling for their every day transportation needs through what they call here in Kenya:
1).Boda-Boda- Used to transport people by bicycles.
2).Mbogo- Used to transport food stuff eg vegetables,maize,milk,fire wood from rich areas in Nyandarua County to the urban market in Nakuru town.
Can our organizations work together? Is it possible for you to introduce us to bicycle donating organizations in worldwide?
Kindest regards,
Nicholas Ng’ang’a
Executive Director
Education Supplements International
P.O Box 3305
Nakuru
Kenya
Email:edsupintl@yahoo.com
Nicholas, thanks for your contact.
We are certainly interested in supporting bikes for Africa style programs. However, we’re still growing our organisation to have the numbers to do that.
We don’t have any contacts with any of the bike donating organisations such as
http://www.bicycles-for-humanity.org/
http://goodwillbicycles.com/
http://bikesforafrica.org/
We wish you well and hope that you are able to obtain the bikes you need.
Mark