Hawaii

People for Active Transportation Hawaii (PATH)

May 8, 2025

People for Active Transportation Hawaii (PATH)

$6,100.00

See more in Mini-Grants 2025

Using bike rides as a connection point, People for Active Transportation Hawaii (PATH) will engage communities and people living next to transit lines to demonstrate how easy it is to use their local HIBIKE bike share system for

People for Active Transportation Hawaii (PATH)

November 7, 2024

PATH, Mass Transit Agency

$6,500.00

See more in Mini-Grants 2024

PATH will hold group rides using the HIBIKE bike share system to make people aware of the ease of use of the bikes, the locations of the new stations, the system’s partnership with Mass Transit Agency, and to promote clean

Bikeshare Hawaii

November 7, 2024

Bikeshare Hawaii

$13,500.00

See more in Mini-Grants 2023

Related Story: Increasing Access to Bike Share in Honolulu

In partnership with local community-based organizations, Bikeshare Hawaii will raise awareness about its Biki Access Program through strategic digital communications, content creation, in-person outreach, and hands-on workshops. In addition to helping Bikeshare Hawaii increase digital and in-person engagement, the funding will be used to

Bikeshare Hawaii

October 13, 2022

Bikeshare Hawaii

$7,770.00

See more in Mini-Grants 2021

Biki will focus on outreach to Native Hawaiians and other underserved communities with the launch of a new Ambassador program. In partnership with a local organization, the bike share system will recruit, hire and train 10 people from the community

Hawaii Island Bikeshare

July 6, 2020

PATH - People Advocacy for Trails Hawaii

See more in Emergency Grant Response Spring 2020

Related Story: National Bike Month: Riding Through A Pandemic

Peoples Advocacy for Trails Hawaii (PATH) is a not-for-profit organization that has been advocating for bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure since 1986. In 2015, the County of Hawaii’s Department of Research and Development asked PATH to manage a bike share program