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MassBike Needs A Bigger Home
Written by Boston Biker on May 10Seems MassBike is growing and needs a bigger home. If you know a cheap space let them know.
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It’s generally a good thing to be a growing organization. For the first time in MassBike’s history, we have three full-time staff positions, with the hope of expanding it to six by 2014. More staff means more time spent on bicycling advocacy and education aimed at making Massachusetts the best place in the nation to ride a bicycle.
However, like a hermit crab seeking a new shell, our growth in staff and volunteers means we need to find a bigger office. While we are sad to leave our home at 171 Milk Street, we are also very excited at the prospect of finding a new shell.
If you know of a space that might be a good fit for MassBike, we’d love to hear from you. We’re looking for a location that is easy to get to from all areas of Boston and that has access to the T. We need a space that is around 1000 square feet or more. Amazingly good rent deals are also much appreciated. If you do know of an available space, please send an email to [email protected].
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