Closest to peer, but millennials bias, and go drinking with tip jar like kick back, imnsho. Have volunteered with them over the 8+? years since was at Qualia Coffee and PetWorth Farmers Market nearby, pre incorporation and 501c3.... Seasonal and will close for the season like some farmers markets. GearinUp similar in DC, but brick and mortar, paid staff, works with kids (requires background), space for parts, refurbished bikes for sale to pay rent etc... Phoenix in Arlington Mill Community Center and VeloCity in DelRay are Virginia similar brick and mortar nonprofits with way more overhead ... Mount Rainier Bike Coop just over the line on bunker Hill similar Maryland, Hub in RockVille not yet tried. Varied experiences with TBH depending upon who is hosting moods of for profit owner, what other volunteers are doing, etc. Group purchase JBI.Bike sometimes short notice, but jerseys, bib shorts, hat, interesting and relatively cheap but not exactly summer weight materials. Hours a little odd as seasonal and outdoors, so weather and volunteer dependent. Generally stops taking new by 2.30p to close by 3p, but more flexible than BFM which road parking taken back by neighbors. Occasional closed if host hardware store has loading dock like needs. By trash dumpsters and chemical worries of pesticides from. Plants, pallets, etc. Generally wear nitrile (unlike latex may not disintegrate with oil/grease) gloves especially if female as even parts packaging say may cause reproductive, cancer, etc (in Cali only?) and toxicity more part of learning to work on your own (+ distributes load among sponges). MSDS not supplied. Parts compatibility database needed, Mt r bc has subscription, iirc. Bathroom use is now to the public library at end of block across the street, but watch your stuff ... signing waiver hold harmless etc implemented more than photo policy... Ymmv hth lol cats, etc