An Adaptive Bike for Benjamin

We’re excited to gift a Flyers-themed customized Freedom Concepts adaptive bike to Benjamin Yeatts at the 2026 Flyer’s Alumni Charity Golf Outing on Monday, July 13.

“Benjamin loves to be on the move, all the time.”

Living with quadriplegic cerebral palsy, 9-year-old Benjamin Yeatts was adopted from a Ukraine orphanage at age 3.

He loves to be on the move, whether through walks with him family from his wheelchair, enjoying his swing, or spending time in a nearby park.

Benjamin would love to spend more time with neighborhood kids and his older sister as they play outside. Without an adaptive bike that accommodates his unique mobility needs, it’s hard for him to fully participate in these everyday joys of childhood.

That’s why we are thrilled to team with up the Flyers Alumni Association to set hope in motion for Benjamin.

...Because Every Child Deserves a Bike

We are so grateful to the Flyers Alumni Association for making it possible for us to bring joy, motion, and hope within reach for local kids and young adults living with life-changing disabilities.

We know adaptive bikes can be a game-changer, improving outdoor access, community connection, and regular exercise that can help improve mobility, health, and independence. However, adaptive bikes often remain financially out of reach for families without help.

Thanks to the Flyers Alumni Association, together, we can bring a vision to life: Every Child Deserves a Bike.

Together, we’ve already brought more joy and motion into the lives of dozens of local kids and young adults.

Donate to this special program, learn why this exceptional partnership with the Flyers Alumni Association began, and see the joy for yourself as you read the stories of local families who have received beautiful adaptive bikes of their own: