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Bike drawing

Bob’s Free Bikes would like to express their gratitude to all the fair attendees who so generously purchased raffle tickets and donated money and bicycles during the November art fair.

The totally volunteer-run, local non-profit organization offered the chance of winning the choice of a like new boy’s or girl’s bike for a $5 raffle ticket. The winner of the raffle is a Fountain Hills resident who chose the girl’s bike for her granddaughter.

“Thanks to all the kind people who stopped by our booth, we will be able to help many more kids realize their dream of owning their own bike,” said Bob Mandel, founder of Bob’s Free Bikes.

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Bob’s Free Bikes would like to express their gratitude to all the fair attendees who so generously purchased raffle tickets and donated money and bicycles during the November art fair.

The totally volunteer-run, local non-profit organization offered the chance of winning the choice of a like new boy’s or girl’s bike for a $5 raffle ticket. The winner of the raffle is a Fountain Hills resident who chose the girl’s bike for her granddaughter.

“Thanks to all the kind people who stopped by our booth, we will be able to help many more kids realize their dream of owning their own bike,” said Bob Mandel, founder of Bob’s Free Bikes.

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