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New York retailer raises funds for World Bicycle Relief

Published November 24, 2014

NEW YORK (BRAIN) — Signature Cycles' owner Paul Levine recently collaborated with the Movado Group, the parent company of luxury watch brand Movado, to host a fundraising event to benefit World Bicycle Relief.

"Last year was the first year, and we raised $75,000," Levine said. "This year, I set a goal of $100,000. I am thrilled to report that we raised $107,000."

About 80 people attended the event, which was held at the Movado Group headquarters on Nov. 12. Levine procured about $30,000 worth of donations for a silent auction and raffle, including a custom Parlee/Movado bicycle, a limited-edition Movado carbon watch, and a cycling camp in Mallorca, Spain.

Levine owns three Signature Cycles stores, with locations in Manhattan, Central Valley and Greenwich, Connecticut.

Bob Parlee (L), Efraim Grinberg of Movado, and F.K. Day of WBR.

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