What every child receives
- A brand new pedal bike, bought in the USA
- Helmet, lock and lights, one safety kit
- The matching Avivaa shirt
- Delivery by the Avivaa ground team in Saint-Raphaël
One shirt. One child. One bike.
Hundreds of students in Haiti walk to school every day. Long roads. Hot sun. Books on their backs. A bicycle turns that walk into a ride: they arrive on time, with energy left to learn. Choose one child. Fund their bike. Watch them ride.
The Avivaa Give Back Program is a division of Avivaa Enterprises LLC. Every bike is brand new, bought in the USA, shipped to Haiti, and delivered by the Avivaa ground team in Saint-Raphaël.
Every purchase is two shirts: one you wear, and a matching one your chosen child receives.
$13 from every shirt goes straight into your child's bike fund. Another $13 funds the ground team and the delivery.
Bikes are bought brand new in the USA and shipped to Haiti. A full package for one child is $500, including freight from the USA to Cap-Haïtien and the safety kit.
You get updates when the bike lands and while it is assembled, then the delivery film. Every delivery goes on the public ledger.
Shown as an example of how the bar moves. Ten shirts put $130 into one child's fund.
$130 of $500 · example only, real boards open with the first rider profiles
You can also sponsor a full bike in one payment: bike, shipping and setup, done.
Every delivery is filmed and posted here, and every dollar sits on a public ledger. When the first bike lands, this number moves. Children 10 and up ride solo; ages 8 to 9 ride with an older sibling; under 9 are our Future Riders.
Our launch challenge runs November 5 to December 4, 2026: fund 30 children, $15,000, every bike filmed. After that comes the annual AVIVAA RIDE FOR HAITI bikeathon, the big delivery day, when sponsored children ride with classmates and Avivaa riders whether or not their sponsor can be there. Sponsors can ride along in person, and can sponsor their child again with a riding gear and food package for the day.
A shirt purchase is a purchase, not a tax-deductible donation. We say it plainly because the program runs on trust: public ledger, delivery video for every bike, and updates to every sponsor while their child's bike travels.