Winston was very close to his grandmother, Deda Duncan, who had emphysema and had to have oxygen 24 hours a day.  Winston and his grandmother had a unique relationship built on love, kindness, admiration, compassion, and empathy.  Winston was his grandmother’s right-hand man.  He got her medicine, helped her with little tasks, and was eager to assist with anything necessary.  When Winston visited South Africa and saw an old woman working with a young man he reflected upon his grandmother.  How would this women get her medicine?  How far does she have to walk?  Does she have water and food?  Winston could not forget this woman and her circumstances. So he decided he would ship a bicycle to her so that she could get her medicine.  His simple solution to a big problem lead him and his friends to host the first bike collection and Wheels to Africa was launched. Today thousands of bicycles have been collected and donated and thousands of families benefited as a result.