At Anderson Development Company, we believe in the power of community, collaboration, and giving back. That’s why we were proud to partner with the Adrian District Library in support of their 2025 Kid’s Summer Reading Challenge—a national initiative designed to inspire young readers and keep imaginations alive all summer long.
This year’s theme, “Color Our World,” encourages participants to explore new stories, perspectives, and ideas through the pages of a book. In celebration of this vibrant theme, members of ADC’s Operations team took part in a meaningful team-building event—one with a purpose that went beyond just working together.
🚲 Teamwork That Gives Back
During the event, our Operations team rolled up their sleeves to build six brand-new bicycles—each one assembled with care, creativity, and collaboration. These bikes weren’t just a project—they were a gift. Once completed, the bicycles were donated to the Adrian District Library as part of the library’s effort to encourage youth participation in this year’s reading challenge.
The bikes will serve as prizes for local children who take part in the challenge, offering an extra incentive to dive into a good book and experience the joy of reading.
📚 A Shared Mission: Inspiring Future Readers
Programs like the Summer Reading Challenge are critical in keeping kids engaged with reading while school is out. They nurture creativity, improve literacy, and strengthen our community one story at a time. We’re honored to support the Adrian District Library’s efforts in creating such a positive and impactful experience for local families.
You can learn more about the Kid’s Summer Reading Challenge here:
👉 2025 Kid’s Reading Challenge
💡 Join the Challenge
The Kid’s Summer Reading Challenge officially kicks off in June 2025. We encourage families in our community to stop by the Adrian District Library, sign up, and start turning pages toward adventure.
From building bikes to building brighter futures, Anderson Development Company is proud to support the programs and partnerships that help color our world—one book (and one bike) at a time.