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Florence Christian Church (2022) Print
2022 AARP Community Challenge Grantee
Project Category
Transportation
└ Bikeability
└ Bikeability
This project installed a bicycle rack and bicycle repair station in the church parking lot for use by food pantry guests, users of the church's free shower service and all city residents.
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