Medtronic Bike Donation Brightens School Year
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Medtronic employees surprised 200 students in Columbia Heights with new bikes, locks, and helmets. This donation was part of a volunteer effort where hundreds of Medtronic employees built the bikes. The initiative continues the legacy of Medtronic's founder, Earl Bakken, who grew up in Columbia Heights and inspired employees to contribute to their communities.
This bike donation is one of many efforts by Medtronic to create lasting change in communities. The company encourages its employees to give back and make an impact across various communities, following Bakken's vision of community involvement.
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NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / October 15, 2024 / Medtronic employees surprised 200 students in Columbia Heights with new bikes. Hundreds of Medtronic volunteers built the bikes, which were later donated to the students along with bike locks, and helmets. This effort is one of many that continue the legacy of Medtronic's founder, Earl Bakken, who grew up in Columbia Heights and inspired employees to contribute to their communities and create lasting change.
Learn more about how employees' commitment to giving back makes an impact across communities.
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