ARLINGTON, MA - Quad Cycles, Arlington’s locally owned bike shop since 2000, held its second annual bike swap in support of the Arlington Education Foundation (AEF) on June 20 and 21, raising over $1600 and beating last year’s contribution by 50%.
“Last year, we were among donors who helped the AEF upgrade Arlington schools’ 6th grade computer science curricula and equipment, install a fully equipped science, technology, engineering, and mathematics lab at Arlington High School, and develop additional resources for other subjects,” Rustem Gode, owner of Quad Cycles, said. “We’re looking forward to helping the AEF conclude the Technology Initiative and pursue even greater goals in the future.”
Quad Cycles will host another bike swap in June 2016, and hopes to make the bike swap an even larger, more successful event than it was this year.
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About Quad Cycles: Since 2000, Quad Cycles has been Arlington’s locally owned full-service bicycle shop, featuring repairs, fittings, and bicycles and bicycle products from the best companies in cycling, including Scott, Cannondale, Felt, Colnago, and many more. For more information, visit http://www.quadcycles.com/ or call 781-648-5222.
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About the Arlington Education Foundation: The Arlington Education Foundation (AEF) works to support and advance public education in Arlington and funds system-wide initiatives and creative new projects to enhance the educational experiences of Arlington’s teachers and students. For more information on AEF’s current and past grants, or to donate, visit http://www.arlingtoneducationfoundationma.org/.
