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Experience | Exploration | Education | Empowerment

Western Flyers is a Community outreach program with the mission of:

WFYP is a community outreach program dedicated to the empowerment of our youth by providing environmental and safety education, and affordable recreational outings through a series of fun, safe, and developmentally rewarding programs. WFYP provides academic support, leadership and mentorship opportunities. Sports and fitness opportunities, offered through outdoor adventure programs and BMX Racing, build self-esteem and a sense of community. Through its consideration to provide quality youth development programs, the vision, mission and drive of WFYP satisfies a critical need to offer positive alternatives to children who would not otherwise be exposed to such activities.

  • Fun, safe and affordable recreational outings
  • Safety education and mentoring
  • Protection of the environment
  • The empowerment of our youth

We will do this by:

  • Promoting an active outdoor lifestyle with a focus on cycling activities.
  • Providing fun and affordable recreational outings in a safe and nurturing environment to kids that may not otherwise be exposed to such activities.
  • Empowering our youth by providing environmental and safety education in a team-oriented atmosphere.
  • Unlocking our kid’s potential by stressing the importance of personal responsibility, accountability, and a positive attitude in everything they do.

How we will work with the Community:

  • Sponsoring, scheduling and conducting outdoor activities for kids
  • Loaning bicycles to kids so they can participate in cycling activities
  • Promoting and sponsoring a BMX racing team
  • Helmet and bike safety, including the distribution of (donated) helmets
  • Leadership/Mentorship programs through a variety of outdoor experiences, including trail and park maintenance
  • Earn a bike/bike recyclery program
  • Partnering with COPMOBA for trail maintenance activities
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