Beyoncé Gifts Peloton Bikes To Atlanta’s HBCUs

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Beyoncé is giving back to a historically black college in Atlanta in a big way. Her partnership with fitness company Peloton means that a slew of schools will get decked-out Peleton bikes rooms on their campuses.

Among them are these Atlanta institutions: Morehouse College, Morehouse School of Medicine, Spelman College and Clark Atlanta University.

The move is part of Beyoncé and Peloton’s expansion of their social impact partnership. The bike should all be in place in the coming weeks.

What Schools Will Be Peloton Bikes From Beyoncé?

Here is the list of 10 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) that will receive Peloton Bikes.

  • Bennett College
  • Clark Atlanta University
  • Grambling State University
  • Hampton University
  • Howard University
  • Morehouse College
  • Morehouse School of Medicine
  • Spelman College
  • Texas Southern University
  • Wilberforce University

Peloton promises to continue to pursue long-term recruiting partnerships across the internship, undergraduate and graduate levels among HBCU students.

Beyoncé, for her part, continues to focus her efforts on giving back through her foundation, BeyGood. To learn more, click here.

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