About Us

Hannah grew up in Ann Arbor and is enjoying cycling with Ann Arbor roads once again, often during her commute to the nonprofit where she is executive director. Hannah has years of Public Health expertise to guide her on the CWA mission as well as the personal experience of connecting with her grandparents in nature before their passing. She knows they would have loved to feel the wind in their hair during a CWA ride and hopes to bring the experience to others.

Megan is a nurse and avid bicycle commuter. She works with a large geriatric population and sees a great deal of loneliness and isolation in patients. Last summer she viewed the CWA documentary in Detroit and and was moved by how much joy it gave people to be outside on a bike- for the riders and caregivers, as well as pilots. sadness. She wants to give older populations of the opportunity explore their communities and change their perspectives, one bike ride at a time.

Aimee read about CWA in 2019 and was hooked on the idea of starting a chapter in Ann Arbor. In her professional life she is a senior business systems analyst and in her free time she can be found riding with friends on the weekend or meeting up with her kids to do a weekend trip. She shares the vision of using bike rides to connect people with their communities and share stories across generations.