Join our efforts!

Donate today and help us offer innovative skills development programming to Atlanta’s youth.

 
 

Make a donation by mail.

If you would like to donate by check, please mail to: 

Bearings Bike Works
982 Murphy Ave SW
Atlanta, GA 30310

Questions? Please feel free to contact Becky O’Mara at 404-484-4180 or becky@bearingsbikeworks.org.

 

Support some of our tangible needs.

Every dollar makes a difference. Our Fund a Need opportunities allow you to support the items and experiences that make Bearings programs possible—from safety gear and bike repairs to race registrations, internships, and hands-on learning. Select a need that inspires you and help remove barriers so more young people can ride, learn, work, and thrive.

FUND A NEED

If you are choosing to support as a gift to a loved one, choose from one of our printable card options to share about your donation!

Donate to our auction.

Support Bearings Bike Works by donating an item to our BBQ & Brew auction! Whether it's a gift certificate, experience, artwork, vacation stay, tickets, or unique service, your donation helps raise critical funds that empower young people through bikes, workforce development, and mentorship. Every auction item makes a difference!

Questions? Please feel free to contact Iris Harrington at iris@bearingsbikeworks.org

Donate to our auction
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Make a gift in honor or memory of someone.

Do you have a cyclist or someone especially excited about innovative youth development in your life? Or someone whose memory you’d like to honor with a gift to Bearings? Make a donation in their honor and share details about your gift by clicking the button below!

Make an Honor Gift

Then, select from several cards you can download and print or email to let them know about your donation:

Certificate of appreciation from Bearings Bike Works for a gift honoring their youth development program in Atlanta, featuring a logo with a bike and gear design.
Certificate of honor from Bearings Bike Works with celebratory confetti at the top, recognizing a gift to a youth development program in Atlanta.
Memorial certificate for Bearings Bike Works in Atlanta, honoring a gift to support youth bike skills development program, featuring a motorcycle and bicycle gear logo at the top, with text about the nonprofit and a website link.
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The Toddrick Lamar Fund

The Toddrick Lamar Fund at Bearings Bike Works honors the life and legacy of Toddrick Lamar, whose life was tragically cut short as he was taking his first steps into adulthood. Inspired by his journey, the fund provides additional support for young adults as they transition into the workforce and greater independence.

Sometimes stepping into adulthood comes with unexpected challenges—whether it’s finding transportation, securing housing, getting a driver’s license, or finishing a GED. The Toddrick Lamar Fund is here to provide that extra boost when it’s needed most, making sure our Frameworks graduates feel supported and ready to take on their next chapter.

As our Frameworks program continues to grow, the Toddrick Lamar Fund remains an important part of ensuring young adults are surrounded by a community that believes in their potential and invests in their future. Through this fund, Toddrick's legacy lives on in the lives of the young people it helps empower.

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Have a question?

If you’d like to donate appreciated stock or have other questions about donating to Bearings, please reach out. We’d love to chat with you about partnering with us to make this important work possible.

Contact Becky O’Mara at 404-484-4180 or becky@bearingsbikeworks.org.