Event:	Golden Gate Bike Rodeo - Lunch Crew Share
Location:	Piers 30/32 599 Embarcadero, San Francisco, CA 94105
Date:	May 27th 2023, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Staff:	Manager: Wilhelm Y
RSVP:	This event has already occurred

Event Description:

On Saturday May 27, the San Francisco Fire Department, Cub Scouts and CHP will jointly host the city's first Bike Rodeo -- a bike safety event for youth, ages 5 to 17. During the event, approximately 300 youth will have their bikes inspected for safety, receive a free bike helmet (if they don't have one or if the one they have doesn't fit correctly) and go for an escorted bike ride on the Embarcadero. We're looking for some volunteers from One Brick to assist with parts of the day's activities; we will also have volunteers from SFPD, CHP, SFFD, UCSF PD, EMSA and Boy Scouts onsite.

What we'll be doing:

One Brick volunteers will be helping to serve lunch to the various volunteer groups (SFPD, CHP, SFFD, UCSF PD, EMSA and Boy Scouts)

What you should know:

Please wear clothes you don't mind getting dirty and comfortable closed toe shoes.

We will be working outdoors so do protect yourself from the elements by wearing a hat, sunglasses, sunblock and being in San Francisco prepare for the sudden change in temperature by bringing an extra layer of clothing to wear.  Bring work gloves in case you think you might need them.  Your One Brick Event Manager will have sturdy rubber gloves.

Free parking is available on site. A volunteer parking pass will be emailed to you prior to the event date. Site is convenient to the Muni N line and bus lines 12, 30 and 45.

Where to Meet:

Check-in Table inside Piers 30/32

Cub Scouts - Golden Gate Area Council:

The Boy Scouts of America (BSA) provides the nation’s foremost youth program of character development and values-based leadership training, which helps young people be “Prepared. For Life.®” The Scouting organization is composed of approximately 2.2 million youth members between the ages of 5 and 21 and approximately 800,000 volunteers in local councils throughout the United States and its territories.

Since its inception in 1910, more than 130 million young men and women have participated in the BSA’s youth programs. More than 35 million adult volunteers have helped carry out the BSA’s mission.

BSA programs are divided by age and activity: Cub Scouting is for boys and girls in kindergarten through 5th grade, Scouts BSA is open to young men and young women in grades 6 through 12, and co-ed Venturing and Sea Scouting are available for young men and young women age 14 through 20. The BSA also offers career-oriented co-ed Exploring programs to youth age 10 through 20.

Traditional Scouting programs are operated by local chartering organizations, such as religious institutions, clubs, civic associations, and educational organizations, which implement the Scouting program for youth within their communities. These units are led entirely by volunteers appointed by the chartering organization, who are supported by local councils using both volunteers and paid professional staff.