Variety the Children’s Charity and Intermediate Unit 1 presented several children with disabilities with adaptive bikes Thursday in Coal Center. Those receiving bikes include Ayden Stilwell of Jefferson; Olivia Sealy of Hiller, and Brynn Evans of Washington. Charles LaVallee, the CEO of Variety, said a family of four making as much as $132,500 is eligible to receive adaptive equipment for their children.
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Ayden Stilwell is excited to see the adaptive bikes presented to several children Thursday in Coal Center.
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Brynn Evans rides an adaptive bike.
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Olivia Sealy tries out an adaptive bike.
Jon Andreassi
Staff writer
