Bike Walk Tompkins is an Ithaca, NY-based nonprofit dedicated to creating a community where walking, biking, and rolling are safe, convenient, and accessible for all people. As a program of the Center for Community Transportation, they provide education, advocacy, and services to promote active transportation for better health, reduced emissions, and greater access. Key activities include teaching bike safety and skills, advocating for protected infrastructure, operating a community bike shop with free repair help and refurbished bikes, and hosting community events like Streets Alive! Ithaca. Their mission is to ensure everyone in Tompkins County can safely and comfortably use active modes of transportation for short trips.

Biking Across Kansas (BAK) is an annual, eight-day recreational bicycle tour that crosses the state of Kansas, promoting health and wellness through bicycling. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, it provides a fully supported experience for cyclists to explore the state's backroads, small towns, and prairies. The event fosters camaraderie and a sense of community among participants and the towns they visit.

The Boston Cyclists Union is a non-profit organization dedicated to transforming the streets of greater Boston into equitable and inviting people-centered spaces for all. Founded in 2010, the organization works through organizing, advocacy, and education to promote the everyday use of the bicycle for transportation and to campaign for better bike infrastructure and safer streets. They offer programs like free bike repair and engage with policymakers to advance mobility justice.

The Burlington Business Association (BBA) is a private membership organization that advocates on behalf of Burlington's business community. Its alliance of over 260 diverse businesses works to steward and promote the city's economic vitality, focusing on issues like transportation, public safety, and infrastructure.

The Capital Region Transportation Council (CRTC), formerly the Capital District Transportation Committee (CDTC), is the designated Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) for the Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga, and Schenectady counties. The organization is responsible for federally-supported transportation planning in the region. A key focus of the CRTC is the development and promotion of bicycle and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure and programs. Through their Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee, they work to create a safer and more accessible environment for cyclists and walkers. Their initiatives include the creation of a regional bicycle and pedestrian plan, which outlines goals and strategies for improving the transportation network for non-motorized users. The council's work aims to increase the viability of cycling and walking as alternative modes of transportation, contributing to a healthier and more economically vibrant community.

The Catamount Trail Association (CTA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the stewardship of the 300-mile Catamount Trail, which runs the length of Vermont. While primarily focused on backcountry skiing and winter recreation, the CTA also promotes access to Vermont's backcountry and offers youth programs.

Central Indiana Cycling is a bicycle advocacy group formed by the merger of Bike Indianapolis and the Central Indiana Bicycling Association (CIBA). Its mission is to make more bike riders in central Indiana by advocating for bicycle-friendly public facilities, educating riders on safe cycling techniques, and organizing community rides and events. The organization is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit.

The Charleston Parks Conservancy is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, enhancing, and expanding Charleston's parks and public green spaces, including the West Ashley Greenway. Its mission is to inspire the people of Charleston to connect with their parks and together create stunning public spaces and a strong community. The Conservancy provides park stewardship, community programs, and educational resources.

The Cleveland Area Mountain Bike Association (CAMBA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating, preserving, promoting, and enhancing diverse and enjoyable trail experiences for mountain bikers throughout Northeast Ohio. Run by 100% volunteers, CAMBA advocates for mountain biking, organizes group rides, sponsors a race team, and manages trail building and maintenance projects in the region.

The Cola Town Bike Collective is a non-profit, full-service bicycle shop dedicated to providing low and no-cost access to transportation for people in need across Columbia and the Midlands. They operate a community bike shop, host events, and offer public education on safe bicycle use. The collective also outfits the city with free bike repair stands and maintains a program for donating and refurbishing bicycles.

Columbus Outdoor Pursuits is a non-profit organization founded in 1937 that provides safe, full-service bicycling and outdoor adventures in Ohio. They organize over 35 recurring weekly rides, single-day tours, multi-day tours like GOBA and TOSRV, and other outdoor activities like hiking and bikepacking.

The Cincinnati Off-Road Alliance (CORA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to building, preserving, and advocating for a sustainable, world-class trail system in the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky region. Since 1996, this volunteer-run organization has built and maintained over 120 miles of multi-use natural surface trails for mountain bikers, hikers, and trail runners.