Rich,
Nice work. We intend to make a grant funded earn-a-bike program one day, but it would definitely stretch our thin resources too much right now.

For possible volunteer jobs, you list: advocacy, grantwriting/fundraising, bookkeeping, handyman, office work, event planning, learning bike mechanics, helping with youth programs.
I'd be to see a few of these broken down a bit more (their scope / "what would I actually do when I walk in the door" kind of bullet points". 
As a teen volunteer it would be helpful, but also as a shop director I'm always wondering what sort of roles to make available for volunteers. 
This could be a list discussion too: other than teaching, what are your other main volunteer roles and their scope? 

Cheers,
Clifford
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On 2011-08-16, at 12:27 PM, R Points wrote:

Hey All,
Over the past five and a half years our Earn-A-Bike program has morphed, changed and matured.  We've recently put a lot of work into defining and explaining our Earn-A-Bike program.  Our hopes are that anyone could read this and have a full understanding of how the program works.

http://communitycycles.org/programs/earn-a-bike.html

Any comments questions or feedback you might have is appreciated.

Ride On!

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Rich Points
Community Cycles Executive Director
http://CommunityCycles.org
Rich@CommunityCycles.org
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