In Portland, where community spirit and cycling culture intersect, a unique tradition has been quietly thriving for two decades. On the final Friday of each month, a group of dedicated volunteers distributes tasty breakfast treats to bicycle commuters, creating a warm, welcoming start to their day.
The initiative, known as “Breakfast on the Bridges,” has become a beloved fixture in the city. It not only provides nourishment but also fosters a sense of community and appreciation among those who choose pedal power as their mode of transportation.
As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, this monthly gathering continues to thrive, demonstrating the enduring appeal of simple acts of kindness in strengthening community bonds. Whether it’s a steaming cup of coffee or a homemade pastry, the offerings serve as a token of gratitude and encouragement to cyclists navigating the urban landscape. The event’s longevity speaks to the strong sense of community and the value placed on sustainable commuting options in Portland.
This article was originally written by www.npr.org
