Give By Midnight: Last Chance to Win a Schwinn City Bike From Ride Brooklyn
Okay, here we are with less than 12 hours to go in the Streetsblog+Streetfilms spring pledge drive. We need about $2,000 in reader support to hit our target of $30,000. Thrilling!
I'm going to keep this post short and to the point. Since we started doing these pledge drives two years ago, hundreds of readers have stepped up and contributed. Your donations add up to an indispensable source of support for the work we do at Streetsblog and Streetfilms. If you read Streetsblog regularly, please consider giving.
Also, feast your eyes on the Schwinn Jenny 7 and Schwinn Willy 7. Thanks to the folks at Ride Brooklyn on Bergen Street, one lucky supporter who gives $50 or more to Streetsblog NYC or Streetfilms before midnight tonight will pick one of these beauties to ride home:
We'll announce the winners of all our pledge drive giveaways on Monday. Thanks for contributing and for making Streetsblog and Streetfilms an effective online voice for livable streets.
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