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Bikes for Ghana

StickerGiant cares and likes to give back, and for that reason, we’ve decided to embark on a huge challenge in providing bicycles to villages throughout Ghana.  StickerGiant’s goal is to donate used bikes and bicycle repair training and tools to empower the people of Ghana and provide reliable transportation services.

Photo courtesy of ghanabikes.org

Photo courtesy of ghanabikes.org

How to Help

Take a picture with the StickerGiant flame in front of a recognizable landmark, incredible location, or interesting place.  The goal is to get pictures of the sticker all over the world, so make sure you take your picture in a worthy location rather than in your living room.  Nothing against your living room, we’re sure it’s lovely.

Send your picture to bikesforghana@stickergiant.com or upload your photo to Flickr and tag it with “SGBikesforGhana“.

3 Ways to Get a StickerGiant Flame:

  1. Order a StickerGiant Flame sticker.
  2. Print out the StickerGiant flame PDF and cut along the dotted line.
  3. Send a Self Addressed Stamped Envelope to: Bikes for Ghana, C/O StickerGiant, PO Box 301, Hygiene, CO 80503.

For every picture of the SG Flame Sticker we receive, we’ll donate $1 to Bikes for Ghana.  As a small, family-owned company, our first goal is to raise $10,000 for Bikes for Ghana to provide bicycles and educations to villages in Ghana.

As this project develops we will be sharing video, pictures and stories about how the bikes have changed lives for the people of Ghana.

We would love your support.  Thank you!

Photo Courtesy of ghanabikes.org
Photo Courtesy of ghanabikes.org
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2 Responses

  1. Fun with Stickers! « Chadwick’s Blog Says:
    May 2nd, 2009 at 10:26 pm

    [...] by chadwickhailey So the company I order my stickers from is now working on a campaign called Bikes for Ghana as a part of The Village Bicycle Project.  I believe that this is an incredible campaign that [...]

  2. Olivia Alaina Says:
    November 4th, 2009 at 1:58 am

    This is an excellent idea. Regardless of the size of the donation, it’s the tought that counts. The people will definately appreciate you kind gesture. Well done and keep it up.