Eleanor

Help me get an adaptive bike!
Every donation is an entry that brings Eleanor one step closer to her own adaptive bike.

Diagnosis: Shprintzen-Goldberg Syndrome (SGS)
Age: 6 years old

Story: Eleanor is an incredibly active little girl with an adventurous spirit. Despite the challenges of Shprintzen-Goldberg Syndrome, she is determined to keep up with her sister and experience everything life has to offer. She loves the idea of riding a bike so much that she insists on joining her older sister, while her mom or dad roller skates alongside her to help support and balance her. An adaptive bike would give Eleanor the freedom to ride safely on her own, build confidence, stay active, and enjoy the independence every child deserves. More than just a bike, it would allow her to create lasting memories with her family and experience the joy of keeping up with the people she loves.

Ellie's First Time on an Adaptive Trike!

The first time Ellie tried an adaptive trike, she immediately felt a sense of freedom. We were amazed at how easily she picked up on the steering and brakes. She giggled so much as she cruised past her big sister.

We're happy to have found project mobility and are part of an opportunity to provide adaptive bikes to people who need them.