Dear Friends and Supporters,

I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to share the inspiring story of my son, Blake who at 12 years old, faces the challenges of non-verbal autism with unwavering courage and determination. Despite the obstacles he encounters daily, Blake's spirit remains bright, and his joy is infectious.

We have an incredible opportunity to enhance Blake's life and independence by providing him with an adaptive bicycle. This bicycle will not only bring him immense joy and freedom but will also contribute significantly to his physical and emotional well-being. With your support, we can make this dream a reality for Blake.

Your donations and votes in THE GREAT BIKE GIVEAWAY will make a world of difference in Blake's life. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, will help us move closer to our goal of winning this adaptive bicycle for Blake. Additionally, your votes will amplify our voice and increase our chances of success in the competition.

Here’s how you can help:

1. DONATE: Your financial contributions will directly support the purchase of the adaptive bicycle for Blake. Even the smallest donation can make a significant impact on his life.
2. VOTE: Cast your votes in THE GREAT BIKE GIVEAWAY to propel Blake closer to victory. Your votes are crucial in helping us secure this life-changing prize for him.

Together, we can empower Blake and make a profound difference in his life. Let’s come together as a community to support him on this journey towards independence and joy.

Thank you for your generosity, kindness, and unwavering support. With your help, we can turn Blake's dream into reality.

Warm regards,

Laura Hartzell
(Blake's Mama)

Blake is 12 and needs a bike for riding because it is important in the develop of motor, coordination, strength, and endurance, but it is also a common form of physical activity that will support his development of self-esteem. Blake sat in a trailer that was attached to the bike his mom rode. His mom needed to sell the bike in order to pay some bills and therefore she no longer has a bike or a trailer for her and her son to enjoy the weather outside, making memories together.