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Cranks Giving!
Written by Boston Biker on Nov 20————–
Saturday, November 22 at 1:00pm in EST
Copley Square
Copley Sq, Boston, Massachusetts 02116
First annual Cranksgiving Boston bike ride! Bring a bike, a bag, and a lock. This event is FREE but you’ll need about $15 to buy food to donate to The Greater Boston Food Bank and the Somerville Homeless Coalition.
Part scavenger hunt, part food drive, and part bike ride. As a grass roots event, Cranksgiving allows the Boston cycling community to give back to the neighborhoods we ride in and the city we love.
Navigate the streets of the Greater Boston area and the aisles of grocery stores searching for specific food items. Once you’ve found them and made your way through the checkout lines to the finish line, all of your food will be donated to the Greater Boston Food Bank and the Somerville Homeless Coalition.
Registration begins at 1pm in Copley Square in front of Trinity Church. The ride begins at 2pm. The afterparty will be held at Aeronaut Brewing Company in Somerville. It’s gonna be awesome!
Interested in becoming a sponsor or volunteering? Please email us at [email protected] for more details!
#CranksgivingBOS
A HUGE thank-you to our sponsors! We really appreciate your generous support of this event!
Bikes Not Bombs
Superb Bicycle
Ula Cafe
Al Freshco
Ferris Wheels Bike Shop
Aeronaut Brewing Company
God & Famous
Havoc Baggage
KRYPTONITE
Pike Powder Coating
Bern Unlimited
Flat Top Johnny’s
Ride Crazy Boston
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