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Nonprofit organization Project Mobility hosts second annual 5K Beer Run - Hops for Hope 5K in downtown St. Charles, Illinois. Hops for Hope 5K features 5 craft beer stops along the course with an after party in the park with more beer, live music, food, vendors, announcement of awards and Adaptive Bike Giveaway Presentation. www.hopsforhope5k.com

CBS Chicago News with Mai Martinez and Rosie.

Countdown to #GivingTuesday has begun. Every Tuesday leading up to November 28th we will be talking to families that have received adaptive bicycles from us to see how Project Mobility has changed their family's lives. Plus, we will have a big announcement on #GivingTuesday! This week we interviewed Executive Director, Hal Honeyman and Event Director, Katherine Simmons. Hear firsthand how Jacob paved the way for thousands to experience the freedom of mobility through adaptive cycling. Start #GivingTuesday early and donate today - https://www.projectmobility.org/donate

Project Mobility's Holiday Adaptive Bike Giveaway 2017. To learn more about Project Mobility - www.projectmobility.org To learn more about Project Mobility's Holiday Adaptive Bike Giveaway - https://www.projectmobility.org/holidayadaptivebikegiveaway To donate - https://www.gofundme.com/adaptive-bike-giveaway-1718

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Hal Honeyman, founder of Project Mobility: Cycles for Life, Inc. has been involved with bicycles as a sport, business, and recreation for nearly thirty years. Hal's interest in "adaptive cycling" - bicycles for people with disabilities - was spurred when his own son Jacob was born with Cerebral Palsy. Hal wanted to find a way for Jacob to join the family when bicycle riding. After Jacob's needs were met, Hal found specialized bikes for other disabled children and began creating specialized bikes when other bikes were not available or did not exist for that particular disability. This has led to the recent formation of Project Mobility: Cycles for Life. Bikes for those who are disabled goes beyond mere transportation, or even health building recreation for those whose health is often fragile. These specialized bikes create a sense of freedom for those who are disabled. Bikes restore a sense of possibility and ability to those whom are often told by society that their life is about limitations and disability.

What a wonderful year. Thank you to everyone who helped make 2016 so incredible. From all of us at Project Mobility Happy New Year, and we can't wait to see you next year!

This is Frankie, he was the winner of Everybody Rides 2014! He received his very own adaptive bike thanks to Project Mobility! Thanks to our supporters for making it possible to make a difference in the lives of children like Frankie.

Hal Honeyman, founder of Project Mobility: Cycles for Life, Inc. has been involved with bicycles as a sport, business, and recreation for nearly thirty years. Hal's interest in "adaptive cycling" - bicycles for people with disabilities - was spurred when his own son Jacob was born with Cerebral Palsy. Hal wanted to find a way for Jacob to join the family when bicycle riding. After Jacob's needs were met, Hal found specialized bikes for other disabled children and began creating specialized bikes when other bikes were not available or did not exist for that particular disability. This has led to the recent formation of Project Mobility: Cycles for Life. Bikes for those who are disabled goes beyond mere transportation, or even health building recreation for those whose health is often fragile. These specialized bikes create a sense of freedom for those who are disabled. Bikes restore a sense of possibility and ability to those whom are often told by society that their life is about limitations and disability. www.projectmobility.org