Mini-grant

In Columbus, Ohio, CoGo bike share takes a multifaceted approach to community engagement.

Three unique programs are currently underway in Upstate New York, Tulsa, Oklahoma, and Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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.