The San Antonio River Foundation partnered with the local library system, bike advocacy groups, and BCycle to get residents outside.
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A river foundation
Portland-based app suma offers free rides and food vouchers to frontline communities.
suma is a bilingual commerce app helping low-income people, people of color, adults living
The MoGo ambassador program in Detroit returns this summer with hopes of engaging at more community events.
MoGo, Detroit’s nonprofit bike share system, began its ambassador
Now in its third year, the Savvy Cycling Program is expanding its community engagement through bike classes alongside Milwaukee's bike infrastructure expansion.
Bublr Bikes, Milwaukee’s nonprofit
Through grants of up to $1,000, Philadelphia’s bike share system supports local community-based organizations. Crucially, a connection to bicycling isn’t required.
In New Orleans, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana is sponsoring free 30-minute Blue Bikes rides to and from clinics, doctors’ offices, or pharmacies.
The program — a partnership between The Street Trust and the City of Portland — encourages residents living with low incomes to use bike share for free.