Pictured is an ebullient Albert Torres III of Union Beach with his refurbished bike. He is flanked (left to right) by RBR freshman and event volunteer Madison Daly and her mom, Dulce Feito-Daly of Little Silver.  Feito-Daly spearheaded the bike give away event in collaboration with the Borough of Union Beach, Second Life Bikes of Asbury Park and the RBR SOURCE. Volunteers were able to distribute 80 bikes to Union beach children who lost their bikes in Superstorm Sandy.

Little Silver, NJ -  Little Silver resident and design project management consultant Dulce Feito-Daly has amassed a great deal of connections throughout her 17 years of experience as a design and project management consultant. She lobbied many of those contacts this year as she tried to help her fellow citizens devastated by Superstorm Sandy.  One of her latest endeavors, a collaborative effort with the Borough of Union Beach, Second Life Bikes of Asbury Park and The SOURCE, (Red Bank Regional (RBR)’s School Based Youth Services Program), took place on Saturday, May 4, when 80 bikes were gifted to the children and teenagers of Union Beach. The Union Beach Firehouse served as the hub of the event, as it has for most relief efforts since the storm, as volunteers delivered an assortment of bikes to elementary and high school aged children.