Clutch Builds 5 Bikes for YMCA Kids in Washington, DC

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Clutch Builds 5 Bikes for YMCA Kids in Washington, DC
Client: Clutch
Venue: Clutch, 1800 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036.
Activity: Build-A-Bike®
Date: September 9, 2026
Instructor: Heather Archer, Instructor based in Silver Spring, Maryland
Headcount: 40 People (Medium)
Charity: YMCA of Metropolitan Washington
Details: Quarterly company gathering in the Business Services industry. This is Clutch’s second event with us.

Clutch built five bikes for YMCA kids during a charity bike build in Washington, DC, on September 9, 2026. Clutch is a B2B ratings and reviews platform. It helps businesses find verified service providers in IT and marketing. The company has about 275 employees and is based in Washington, DC.

Clutch Coworkers Get Rolling With a Charity Bike Build in Washington, DC

Clutch staff mingle at their quarterly gathering before a charity team-building activity in DC
Clutch staff gather around tables to kick off a bike build for local kids in Washington
Clutch employees tighten parts on a bike headed to the YMCA in Washington, DC
A Clutch team builds a bike for kids at its DC office
Clutch teammates assemble a red bike during a charity bike build in Washington, DC
Clutch employees put together a blue bike for donation during team building in DC

The bike build anchored Clutch’s quarterly in-person get-together at its DC office. Each gathering centers on one company value. This quarter, the value was philanthropy.

The theme was getting to know each other. Instructor Heather Archer opened with the Have You Ever icebreaker. It got 40 coworkers talking before anyone picked up a tool.

Then five teams each built a bike. Heather said the team enjoyed itself and came together in a great way. This was Clutch’s second Build-A-Bike event with us, after its first in October 2024.

Carolyn Samuel-King accepted the five bikes for the YMCA of Metropolitan Washington. The Y has served DC families since 1852 with child care, youth programs, and family services.

Bring a charity bike build to your next company gathering and give your team a reason to connect.

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