OA is a proud supporter of Motogo. Motogo builds confidence by providing a hands-on introduction to real world problem solving and critical thinking through the tangible avenue of motorcycle maintenance.
They bring the generations of skill-building once learned in our grandfathers’ garages into the classroom. Through an industrial arts curriculum centered on a getting-your-hands-dirty application, students learn proper tool usage, measurement, calculations, and small engine operation and maintenance.
Higher learning and vocational careers should not exist as mutually exclusive entities. ALL students benefit from understanding how machines work. Many schools don’t have the resources to offer shop class in-house, or transport students to an off-site location. Motogo meets students where they are.
Our Bringing Back Shop Class benefit is on Saturday February 8 2020. Not only will you get to meet the Motogo team and learn more about the program and our early successes, there will be food, open bar, interactive demonstrations, silent auction and raffles, and live entertainment. Details will be available soon.
If you want to help now you can donate here.
Organizational Architecture is proud to help Motogo bring these skills to students in Northeast Ohio and beyond and will be involved with helping Brian and Molly bring this program to students in 2020.
Want to learn more? Contact Brian or Molly by email or call 216.701.7073...or better yet, stop by the garage at 5401 Hamilton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44114.
You can find them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram too!
If you want to help now you can donate here.
Organizational Architecture is proud to help Motogo bring these skills to students in Northeast Ohio and beyond and will be involved with helping Brian and Molly bring this program to students in 2020.
Want to learn more? Contact Brian or Molly by email or call 216.701.7073...or better yet, stop by the garage at 5401 Hamilton Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44114.
You can find them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram too!