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Analysis Of The Dreambikes-Milwaukee Youth Program
DreamBikes-Milwaukee Youth Program aims to target youth of an employable age, ranging from 14 to 21. Also, all youth that are employed in the DreamBikes-Milwaukee location live in the Milwaukee County Area. The DreamBikes-Milwaukee store is strategically placed in a community that is generally made up of an underserved minority population, in an area that would otherwise have no access to the bicycle services we provide. With that being said, overall we serve a population diverse in gender, age, race, and economic
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