At 4843 Wendell Ave, we have transformed a former church into a community hub with Shelter The People Cleveland. While our neighborhood is full of talent, we are 'transportation trapped.' Many living-wage industrial jobs in Cleveland are 'off-route'—meaning a 5-mile trip can take 90 minutes by bus.

Harmony Road is our solution. We take standard bicycle frames and install Yose Power e-bike conversion kits, turning them into 20mph 'prosperity engines.' This allows our neighbors to reach any job site in the city in under 20 minutes.

I lead 'Community Build Days' in our sanctuary-turned-workshop. We don’t just hand out bikes; we teach residents the mechanics of their own mobility. We are reclaiming a sacred space to perform the sacred work of economic liberation. This project bridges the gap between 'having a place to live' and 'having a way to work.' We aren't just building bikes; we are building a tool-sharing culture where neighbors help neighbors tune their commute."