WWBPA wins $1,000 grant

The Rotary Club of Princeton Corridor recently awarded the West Windsor Bicycle and Pedestrian Alliance a $1,000 grant. The funds will be used in part to fund our continued safety efforts, both in the WW-P schools and to subsidize safety gear for low-income workers who rely on bicycles to get to work. Thank you for the vote of confidence in our work.

We also thank student advisor Nicole Antezana (pictured at left) for telling her father, Danny Antezana, about all that the WWBPA does. Mr. Antezana (pictured on the right) is a Rotarian and nominated us for this award. WWBPA President Anne Clifton (center) accepted the check at a Rotary luncheon.

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