BALTIMORE (WJZ) \u2015 For some disabled children, a bicycle can mean a new life. Students at one Baltimore County school plan to give the gift of two wheels to disabled people in Ghana. As Gigi Barnett explains, it’s a class project inspired by one athlete’s story.
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\nShortly after, Yeboah decided to apply for a bicycle from an athletic foundation in California. When the bike arrived, it meant freedom.<\/p>\n
"It’s changed my life totally, 100%," he said.<\/p>\n
So Yeboah pedaled 400 miles across Ghana, raising awareness for the disabled.
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\nBrendan Fowl, Danny Bredar, Kyle Rice and Ben Love decided to ask other students to donate bikes. The teens will personally deliver them to disabled children in Ghana. <\/p>\n
"I think we’re going to discover that the kids there are going to change our lives more than we could have ever imagined," Fowl said.<\/p>\n
So far, they’ve filled a trailer with more than 200 bicycles. They will be accepting bikes for another two weeks. BALTIMORE (WJZ) \u2015 For some disabled children, a bicycle can mean a new life. Students at one Baltimore County school plan to give the gift of two wheels to disabled people in Ghana. As Gigi Barnett explains, it’s a class project inspired by one athlete’s story. … Shortly after, Yeboah decided to apply for a … <\/p>\n
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