A Community Investment in Safety
Every child deserves the opportunity to explore, play, and ride safely.
That opportunity became a little brighter for families participating in Ingham ISD's Play & Learn Group at the Refugee Development Center in Lansing, thanks to a generous donation from the Sinas Dramis Law Firm and its Lids for Kids initiative.
The firm donated 24 new bicycle helmets to children in the program, helping ensure young riders have the protection they need as they enjoy one of childhood's favorite activities.
The donation reflects a shared commitment to supporting children beyond the classroom. By partnering with community organizations, Ingham ISD continues to connect families with resources that promote healthy development, safety, and confidence.
For many families, a bicycle represents freedom, independence, and fun. A properly fitted helmet helps ensure those adventures begin with safety.
Ingham ISD extends its sincere appreciation to the Sinas Dramis Law Firm for helping protect the community's youngest riders and demonstrating how local partnerships can make a meaningful difference in children's lives.
Pictured: Sinas Dramis Law Firm attorneys Stephen Sinas and Bryan Waldman alongside Katie Tucker and Jackie Gregoricka of Ingham ISD during the helmet presentation.
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