Non-Profit sends bikes to kids in Selma

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - Men, women and children with Bikes-4-kids rolled nearly 100 bikes onto a trailer Saturday morning as they prepared to deliver a spark of hope and joy to children and families impacted by January tornados in Selma.

“The kids need a way to get their mind off what’s going on. They’ve lost their house, they’ve lost their pets, they’ve lost everything. So a bicycle is a way to give them back some freedom,” said Charlie Bradford with Bikes-4-kids.

Nearly 100 bikes were collected to send to kids in Selma — Nearly 100 bikes were collected to send to kids in Selma(wbrc)

Charlie Bradford with Bikes-4-kids — Charlie Bradford with Bikes-4-kids(wbrc)

Non-Profit sends bikes to kids in Selma — Non-Profit sends bikes to kids in Selma(wbrc)

The Chelsea based non-profit collected the bikes as well as a truckload of supplies like paper towels, soap and other essentials to deliver to the First Baptist Church in Selma.

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