Sebastian's Beach Bikes
Donation protected
I moved here to Indian River County in 2012 from Chicago. I immediately found a job and started my journey to self sufficiency. I put faith in God to help see me through the hardships without losing my perserverance to become successful so that I can make a difference in others lives.
During the last 5 years I have met many people within our community that have inspired me. I have gained more knowledge of what our community would benefit from.
I also noticed that there are alot of people who enjoy cycling as much as I do. I have been into bicycles since I was a young child. After working on them and riding for years I started planning for my future and kept my dream of opening my own bicycle shop at the top of my to- do list.
My wife and I are a hard working family with three children and a vision. We just need a little help to get started.
The money raised will be used for inventory of the store, more efficient equipment (especially for oversized and special needs bicycles) so that we can go to customers who are unable to bring their bicycle to us, and to keep this vision alive so that we may assist the community.
We also work with St. Vincent DePaul of Wabasso and assist those without transportation or those in need of repair services.
It has been proven that cycling is very beneficial to those who are suffering with depression, lost of a loved one, autism, ect. So lets all work together to bring more happiness to the people of our community.
The opening of Sebastian's Beach Bikes is just the beginning of many good things to come.
-Marlon Warren-
www.facebook.com/sebastianbeachbikes
News coverage:
http://www.wptv.com/news/region-indian-river-county/sebastian/sebastian-man-raising-money-to-modify-bikes-for-local-special-needs-community
https://www.hometownnewsirc.com/business/business_stories/sebastian-bike-shop-puts-people-before-profit/article_013efb50-88ee-11e7-866e-9f17bef13d97.html
Organizer and beneficiary
Mars Reason
Organizer
Sebastian, FL
Brittany Arteaga
Beneficiary