Mini-grant

In Kansas, two rural bike share systems are completely free and fixing to broaden their impact.

Three BBSP mini-grant recipients are working to engage underserved populations in Ohio, Hawaii and North Carolina.

People for Mobility Justice has been awarded a BBSP mini-grant to support a long-term pilot project in California’s San Fernando Valley.

We've awarded grants to 12 projects that utilize a variety of methods, including community art, electric bikes and educational programming.

The Indiana Pacers bike share system used mini-grant funding to empower local youth and draw in more riders.

We're accepting proposals for grants of $2,500–$10,000 from non-profit community-based organizations, cities, or bike share operators.

Bike share system Healthy Ride partnered with three local nonprofits to better serve lower-income neighborhoods and communities of color.

Through a partnership with Springs Rescue Mission, PikeRide found new riders in the chronically homeless, addicted and poor.

Tulsa's bike share system used grant funds to hire a community coordinator, who served as a Spanish translator, event lead and Latino interpreter.

In Omaha, Nebraska, Heartland BCycle engaged local youth to turn a portion of its fleet into movable pieces of public art.