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What Extra curricular Activity Do You Engage In?

3 June is World Bicycle Day 

We at Tina Love Foundation (TLF) urge sports enthusiasts around the world to spread their devotion to budding talents. We can use sports to achieve a better society. We notice that those who engage in sports lead better lives that stir them away from imbalance. As an extra curricular activity, bicycle riding can be used to also exercise the body. Even those who drive or are pilots can still ride bicycles.

We invite those who can to invest in sports development for charity and social development. 

It would give us joy in TLF where those of means can join us in  providing bicycles for people in need, and do not have access to, or cannot afford to buy one.

There are people who use sports do provide scholarships to athletes and even expert bicycle riders. Such scholarships can cater for feeding, accommodation, tuition, sports practice, books and library, sports kits, among other needs. 

We desire to partner with organisations and even the UN where sports such as bicycle riding can be used to promote peace, take idleness off the streets, crimes out of the hoods, reduce carbon emissions from less use of mechanised transports, among other benefits. 

We look forward to having the likes of sports people as our ambassadors.

We invite resource persons to help in organising seminars and educating parents, children, wards, schools, orphanages and others on the importance of sports and bicycle riding.

If you need more information or you want to partner with TLF on this kindly reach us -

tinalovefoundation@gmail.com or yahoo.com; @Tlovefoundation or place a comment here on this blog post.

Thank you.

Ifeoma

For: TLF

... the ultimate law is love


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