Adaptive Tricycle for a Little Girl in Need!

Update: Thank you everyone for helping us reach our goal! Any excess donations will go directly toward the bike’s $500 fully assembled crate delivery cost, additional customization expenses, and taxes if required.

Meet Xiomara. She's five years old and already one of the toughest kids you’ll ever meet.

When she was just two years old, she was in a tragic hit-and-run accident. It left her paralyzed from the waist down. She has spent the last three years overcoming obstacle after obstacle with courage, joy, and a spark that never fades.

But one part of childhood has stayed out of reach: riding a bike.

Her dad, Esteban, is a full-time caregiver and a passionate cyclist. He always dreamed of watching Xiomara ride beside him, helmet on, smiling, pedaling like any kid would. But adaptive bikes for children with paralysis are expensive. The one she needs, which she can power with her arms instead of her legs, costs thousands of dollars.

That is why we are here.

The Bicycle Thieves Project exists to fight the idea that money should decide who gets to ride. We believe economic barriers are thieves. They steal freedom, confidence, and joy from kids who deserve better.

Your donation will go directly toward a custom adaptive tricycle for Xiomara. One that fits her, grows with her, and gives her the chance to ride for the very first time.

Every dollar helps. Every share counts. Let’s make this happen.